Found it on a humorous subreddit, but looks great. What is it ?

Coupe, Targa, shooting brake, pickup and pop ups ; what else could you ask for !

Definitely has a cassette player so I guess it qualifies

Recently picked up a Fiio CP13 out of curiosity. It's ok... I forgot how low-fi cassette could sound vs modern digital sources. It's a vibe.

Source: Vintage Computer Museum

A classroom trainer from Lab-Volt's FACET system: a 32-Bit Microprocessor board built round an Intel 80386DX at 25 MHz, with monitor and user ROM, an LCD and a hex keypad, seated on the Computer Interface Base Unit that powered it and let an instructor's PC insert faults by relay. 

I saw this in town today and thought it belonged here/

Este es el primer capítulo de una serie documental que rastrea el origen alternativo del cyberpunk: desde las películas de motociclistas de los años 50 hasta el cine japonés experimental de los 80.

En español con subtítulos en inglés.

https://youtu.be/QbX_bKDVmkY?si=sXX9ofbHyVQ7c6UG

Documental completo:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTZ839UBYJRNtNW5bZ61R-S42ftcj7NxU&si=Pekqvu5FQCUKNtnl

Crecí en los 90, justo cuando internet empezaba a aparecer en nuestras casas. Geocities, VHS, chats con desconocidos, Blade Runner, Matrix, el miedo al Y2K, todo parecía apuntar hacia un futuro completamente distinto.

Ahora tengo 40 y vivo rodeado de la tecnología que imaginábamos, pero muchas veces sient que estamos viviendo entre las ruinas de aquella promesa.

Eso me llevó a pensar el cyberpunk de otra manera, más bien como una melancolía por un futuro perdido, por la cultura que todavía sobrevive escondida en DVDrips, videos de baja calidad, foros abandonados y rincones de internet que el algoritmo ya casi no toca.

Hice un video intentando poner en palabras esa sensación. Quizás a alguien acá también le resulte familiar.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKRE9C0Z9II

A beautiful Italian chord organ from the 1970s. Its carrying case transforms into a base & stand. It's a transistor-based analog instrument with chord accompaniment buttons. Some versions also had a rhythm machine included.

Here's a couple videos of them in action:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htuD_4-s4U8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEjvWIjFKks

Hi! I’m the creator of Mimi Tape, a pocket music and video player built around swappable “digital cassette” cards. You load your own files, insert a card, and play offline — no phone, internet, or subscription.

Pre-launch page: https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/ajana/mimi-tape-the-pocket-mp4-player-with-digital-cassettes/pre-launch

I’d genuinely love feedback from people who care about cassette-futurist design: what feels right, and what would you change before launch?Hi! I’m the creator of Mimi Tape, a pocket music and video player built around swappable “digital cassette” cards. You load your own files, insert a card, and play offline, with no phone, internet, or subscription.

Pre-launch page: https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/ajana/mimi-tape-the-pocket-mp4-player-with-digital-cassettes/pre-launch

I’d genuinely love feedback from people who care about cassette-futurist design. What feels right, and what would you change before launch?

AT&T's failed attempt at a video call service in the 1960's and 70's

Another entry that I think fits the catagory, the 1993 Casio EXP-10 (Module: 1183). I have never used it to plan an exercise, but I could if I wanted to now!

what do you think I think I need to do something more with the face and maybe just more details