The designer of the SteamPunk concept mobile that’s heating up designer blogs has confirmed he’s now working on an iPhone application to match his lunatic phone design.
The ultimate retro handset, the SteamPunk uses punch cards, not SIM cards. There is no screen, just a clockwork display. And it’s powered (sadly not by steam but) by winding a brass key.
It looks like it belongs in the dashboard of an old American automobile – except for the LCD display – but Sagem’s first internet radio is actually cutting edge. That big touch screen panel gives you access to 7,000 radio stations.
Vintage technology repurposed for modern day use is the latest craze. These salt and pepper shakers by Charles & Marie are actually made of old telephone handset parts and Morris Minor blinkers.
It’s the ideal partner to balance the yin and yang of your cutting edge MacBook Air. The retro Tape Hub will split that single USB socket into four and remind you that all technology is destined for landfill at some point.
Danish audio maestros Tangent are best known for their high class desktop DAB radios (like the Trio), but they’ve gone old school with their latest wood-clad wireless, the AM/FM only Uno.
For cassette tape, the format war is definitely over, but that needn’t stop you from listening to MP3s on this credit-card sized player with 4GB of flash memory that looks like a well-played mix tape.
Named in honour of the world’s first coin-op machine, Computer Space, this updated cabinet from Retro Space combines over 100 licensed arcade classics with an HD media jukebox, bringing together the best of the 1970s with all the present day has to offer.
Just to remind us how far the company has come with the new Latitude E-series, Dell wheeled out XPi, its first portable Latitude PC. It’s more of a leg-breaker than a laptop though. It was the first to introduce Li-ion batteries in 1994, but it weighed nearly 3kg and looks like an electric typewriter.
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