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Yanko Design highlights eight premium items for men who already own standard luxury goods, focusing on unique materials and specific problem-solving. The list includes a concept music player with an edge-mounted screen, a visible card holder made in Kyoto, a titanium Apple Watch band, a color-generating TV, a desk pad with a built-in stand, a folding titanium pen, a limited-edition whiskey glass, and a pocket-sized caliper.
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In 1984, a Supreme Court ruling in a lawsuit brought by Walt Disney Productions and Universal Studios against Sony declared it legal for consumers to record TV shows and movies using VCRs, overturning the objections of big companies. This decision transformed TV buffs and gadget enthusiasts from potential outlaws into legitimate home movie collectors. The article also highlights other retro tech from the past, including wild home phones from the '80s, expensive home computers from the '70s, and a '90s video phone that predated modern smartphones.
In 1984, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of consumers' right to record TV shows and movies using VCRs, following a lawsuit brought by Disney and Universal against Sony. This decision transformed TV buffs and gadget enthusiasts from potential outlaws into legal home movie collectors. The ruling had a significant impact on the retro tech landscape, including the rise of home phones and early home computers, and even pre-smartphone video calls in the '90s.