Technology and industrial design
Cameras, radios, telephones and sound.
When technology moved into the home it needed a form that could be understood and desired. The industrial designer gives the machine a face: buttons, casing and materials.
- Leica
- Ericofon
- Braun SK 4
- Walkman
- Sholes & Glidden
- Phonograph
- Skeleton telephone
- Kodak Brownie
- Ekco AD-65
- Hasselblad 1600F
- Olivetti Lettera 22
- Braun T3
- Macintosh
- iPod
- Rolleiflex
- Leica M3
- Hasselblad 500C
- Brionvega TS 502
- Olivetti Valentine
- Polaroid SX-70
- Sony TR-55
- Sony Trinitron
- Canon F-1
- Nikon F2
- Olympus OM-1
- Olivetti Divisumma 18
- Canon AE-1
- Pentax K1000
- Apple II
- Nikon FM2
- Leica M6
- Minolta 7000
- Fujifilm QuickSnap
- Canon EOS 650
- Braun ET 66
- IBM ThinkPad 700C
- Sony PlayStation
- Nokia 9000 Communicator
- iMac G3
- Nikon D1
- Nokia 3310
- iPhone
- Fujifilm X100
- Voigtländers helmetallkamera
- Zeiss Ikon Contax I
- Leica III
- Kodak Retina
- Hansa Canon
- Polaroid Model 95
- Hasselblad SWC
- Olympus Pen
- Nikon F
- Kodak Carousel
- IBM Selectric
- Braun sixtant
- Nikonos
- Kodak Instamatic
- Ericsson Dialog
- Brionvega Algol
- Asahi Pentax Spotmatic
- Olivetti Programma 101
- Rollei 35
- Leica M4
- Olympus Trip 35
- Voigtländer
- Carl Zeiss
- Siemens
- Nokia
- Leica
- Ericsson
- Kodak
- Philips
- Olivetti
- IBM
- Nikon
- Olympus
- Pentax
- Rollei
- Braun
- Luxor
- Bang & Olufsen
- Minolta
- Fujifilm
- Quad
- Canon
- Polaroid
- Hasselblad
- Brionvega
- Sony
- Revox
- Nagra
- Linn
- Apple
- Teenage Engineering