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Seven new over-ear headphones for stylish listening sessions this autumn (opens the original)
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We’ve assembled seven new options for over-ear headphones, ranging from the latest releases and updates from familiar names to a high-fashion collaboration and a fresh flagship from a fast-rising cult favourite. First up, the new Headphone (1) Pro from Nothing. Taking the resolutely rectangular form of the acclaimed Headphone (1) and Headphone (a) and giving the internals and carry case a glow up, the Headphone (1) Pro is the company’s new flagship audio device. Featuring no less than three driv
Sculptural and acoustic excellence combine in KEF and Ross Lovegrove’s LS LUXE speakers (opens the original)
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The contemporary listening experience is about space just as much as sound, as a new generation of listeners seek out technology that pairs audio quality with elegant form and materials. Cutting-edge audio consoles integrate streaming services and record decks, whilst speakers are no longer hidden away out of sight. Into this world of aesthetic acoustics, KEF introduces its newest loudspeaker, the compact and sculptural LS LUXE. Designed by Ross Lovegrove as part of the industrial designer’s ong
Suck up all the midcentury domestic futurism you can get in LACMA’s new book (opens the original)
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Liberated by the machine or trapped by technology? That’s the dichotomy at the heart of a new show at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, ‘Home of the Future, 1925 - 1985: Designing Domestic Utopias’, a panoply of visions of the future of labour-saving devices and the push-button era that always seemed to be just around the corner. The exhibition is accompanied by this handsome volume from DelMonico Books, edited by Wendy Kaplan, who heads up the museum’s Decorative Arts and Design department.
Shake up your point-and-shoot game with the new Polaroid Mod (opens the original)
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The newest product from Polaroid is the Mod, further refining and deepening the rebooted company’s relationship with instant analogue film and its long association with the creative classes. Up until now, Polaroid’s modern era of cameras (like this summer’s Go Generation 3) has been pitched at the intersection of point-and-shoot convenience and love of tangible physical media. Mod retains the analogue form factor that has been part of the Polaroid ethos since the original 1972 SX-70 camera and w
From Meta's cute 'Tamagotchi' to the Comu Action Pro: 8 new AI devices to know (opens the original)
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Where do you want AI to be? Out of sight, out of mind, baked into your phone, laptop or other smart device, or as a discrete, characterful physical object that you pop in a pocket, around your neck, on your face or in your ear? Leaving aside the fact that many people don’t want AI to be anywhere near them, it’s clear that the latter category is gaining some traction. Welcome to the fast-expanding world of secondary AI devices, as if we didn’t have enough to worry about. These AI-enabled devices
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