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[Thread] Apple computer, phone and tablet prototypes by German designer, Hartmut Esslinger. 1980s
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Hey thanks for sharing this stuff is pretty neat
I myself was born in 93. Can still appreciate prototypes from before my time.
Well...... I'm just trying to make a joke and nothing comes to mind lmao
I am born in 2007. Can still appreciate prototypes from before my dad was born. XD
Hey that's super cool to hear
You actually used many of the cassettes and stuff you're posting about?
First off let me say that I'm not here to establish some kind of supremacy blah blah blah
Basically different audio: tape, cassette, CD, all of it is different for separate reasons
Would be curious as to what you mean music playback is