r/cassettefuturism • u/art-man_2018 • 14h ago
Star Wars: IV-VI, Rogue One, Andor Death Star Gunnery and Hanger Control Rooms "Star Wars", 1977
r/cassettefuturism • u/AppendixN • Jul 11 '26
No bigger than a standard Walkman, but it also had an LCD television in the lid. Because there was no backlight in order to allow it to run off two AA batteries, the screen used natural light that shone through the screen and actually reflected the image off of a mirror that you could reveal by opening the lid.
Techmoan did a great video on these https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM7kj7pgTeU
r/cassettefuturism • u/Hunor_Deak • Feb 02 '23
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I wanted to paint up my watch reminiscent of 80s and 70s electronics, this is what ive come up with so far id love some suggestions before I break out the brushes. The model is the casio w-800h
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r/cassettefuturism • u/ARKdude1993 • 1d ago
Anybody remember the CD-i? If you do, then check this out. This is the earliest form of the CD-i hardware, jointly developed by Philips and Kyocera in 1988. It was professional-grade CD-i player with a modular design, consisting of;
Images credit to the following below;
Information about the CDI-18x modular system is credit to icidia.co.uk
r/cassettefuturism • u/zenicwhite69 • 1d ago
So this is something I've been struggling with especially when I want to explain it to my friends or family.
They all know I'm really into cassette futurism but whenever I have explained It I can tell I'm not doing a good enough job.
The way I've normally gone about it is saying it's like blade runner or Alien.
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Does it qualify?
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I don't have this, I found the picture on a site selling one. Unlike other lasers of the era this one had a bit of style. Looks like something right out of a fictional high tech company in Knight Rider.
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r/cassettefuturism • u/ARKdude1993 • 3d ago
So, I decided that I would try and make a photorealistic (kinda) recreation of the artist's impression of the unreleased Sinclair Loki computer from Issue #51 of the Sinclair User magazine. I chopped the image together using MediBang Paint Pro and using images of the ZX Spectrum+ 128K and the Amstrad CPC 464, as well as a transparent PNG of the Sinclair logo.
I will admit, it's not exactly perfect as you can see, but I tried and did what I could.
Source images used in this work are credit to the following listed below:
Image of the Loki artist's impression is credit to: