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E.square 60s-style laptop bags

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Yes, I know laptop bags weren’t around in the 1960s, but if they were, they would possibly look like these E.square 60s-style laptop bags.

There’s a range of colour schemes available (including the two pictured above), all using the same flower design. These lightweight padded bags, made from polyester and PVC, should fit a laptop up to 14.1 inches. There’s also a comfort grip, two-way adjustable strap with padded shoulder, large zip pockets and smaller pockets for your pens, mobile phone, PDA or music player.

Available online, you can pick one up for $54.95 (around £28).

Find out more at the E.square website

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Crosley retro Traveler radio

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We’ve covered an endless number of retro radios, but most are DAB radios specifically for the UK. This Crosley Traveler radio is AM/FM – so good for more of the world’s population.

The 50s-style radio is allegedly designed in the manner of "finely styled luggage" and features a wood cabinet and tweed vinyl for the outer, plus a telescopic antenna and "aeroplane" dial for tuning and a full range speaker for sound.

Battery or mains powered, it retails for $39.99 (around £20).

Find out more at the Linens n Things website

Categories / Design and Interiors, Gadgets and Tech

Space Invaders soft toys

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Is your obsession with retro computer games out of control? Well, you are probably the target market for these Space Invaders soft toys.

The official name for them is Bitz Pixelated Palz, designed by Jude & Amy Buffum. There’s a total of nine aliens to collect, each sized at seven inches x seven inches and in limited runs.

Available at the Art Star online store, they retail for $25 (around £13) each.

Find out more at the Art Star website

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Brionvega’s retro-styled concept TV

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Brionvega has been making TVs since 1945 – and with some style. A number of their TVs (and indeed radios) have positions in design collections and museums – in fact, you can still pick up old designs like the Cuboglass in the smartest stores – how many other TV makers can say that?

New designs aren’t exactly commonplace, but one has recently surfaced – albeit as a concept so far. This Alpha TV was designed by V12 Design and has a fine retro feel of curved chrome, a cool orange colour scheme and a chunky metal vintage-style remote control that you’ll not lose in a hurry.

If it makes it into production, I’ll be at the head of the queue.

More images at the ICT Blog website (in Italian)

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Gyms Pacific Sukie-designed laptop sleeve

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You may remember Sukie from the Chamonix cushion we featured some time back. But as well as their own designs, they’ve also done a few for other retailers – including this Gyms Pacific laptop sleeve.

This Motel design is just one of a series available, all designed by Darrell Gibbs of Sukie UK. The back of the sleeve is in all black neoprene while the printed side is on white neoprene, with a capacity that should fit a 14-inch to 15.4-inch laptop or portable Mac and padding to protect your machine.

Available online, you can pick one up for $45 (around £23).

Find out more at the Gyms Pacific store