Known for its useful but interesting designs, Teenage Engineering is now tackling the category of PC cases, which were once bland hardware and were kicked by our feet, now the focus of the show, with the wonderfully designed Computer-1. On the inside of the Computer-1‘s 1mm orange powder-coated aluminum case, the fifth iteration of their […] More
Based on the popular PO-33 K.O. small operator, Teenage Engineering ’s PO-133 is based on its successful formula and real Street Fighter sound. This gadget has 16 built-in audio tracks from classic fighting games and real samples. The robot also has a microphone for sampling, eight melody sampling slots, eight drum slots, 40-second sample storage, […] More
The straightforwardness and fun of an outdated Casio console meet genuine expert execution in Teenage Engineering’s OP-1 Synthesizer. This across the board machine fills in as a synthesizer, sampler, and regulator, with thirteen underlying synthesizer motors, various impacts, four unending encoders, an FM radio, an inherent four-track recorder, and a four-channel blender. The shading coded […] More
In a world dominated by smartphones, the Rabbit R1 AI Assistant emerges as a groundbreaking device, challenging the norm and offering a unique, distraction-free user experience. Created by the California-based tech company Rabbit, in collaboration with Teenage Engineering, this pocket-sized wonder is designed to handle essential smartphone functions without overwhelming you with apps. The Rabbit […] More