As more of us have wireless internet connections, the idea of internet radios is more appealing. Unfortunately, most net radios have little or no style – with the exception of the Tangent Quattro.
The Tangent Quattro comes with this stylish walnut exterior (which should fit in nicely with your mid-century furnishings), as well as retro-styled controls. And it’s also a great radio, with access to 6,000 stations without a PC, as well as being an alarm clock and being able to connect to your computer wirelessly to playback your MP3 collection.
Available now, you can pick one up for £179.95.
Ever looked at the DJ booth in your local club and wondered why the bloke (or girl) on there happens to be on the phone? They’re not booking a taxi or chatting to a mate, the DJ is lining up the next disc for your enjoyment, free of weighty headphones that might flatten the hip young thing’s hair. Or more practically, leaving one ear open to hear what’s going on.
The Sculptura telephone was a quintessential 1970s phone. Produced by Western Electric in a choice of three colour (yellow, brown or white), it was available as either Touchtone or rotary dial. It is also often referred to as the donut phone on account of its distinctive shape. 
