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Old School Meets New School

These cassette tapes are audio players that play digital music. The NVDRS tape was designed by Stefano Pertegato, Massimiliano Rampoldi, Eloisa Tolu, Francesco Schiraldi & Giovanni Mendini. You have to manually rewind/fastforward and charge it. Cool concept, but it only holes 10-20 songs.



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