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Our Tech Editor's selection of new and upgraded audio players covers the full spectrum of formats

Whether it’s vinyl, cassette, CD or mp3, or even sound sources you’ve captured yourself, you’ll find a suitable device in this round-up of pocketable and portable audio players

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"The idea of gamifying the Mind Games album has manifested as an incredible limited edition speaker and radio": Sean Ono Lennon and Teenage Engineering launch tribute OB-4 for $999

Sean Lennon and Teenage Engineering launch new Mind Games OB-4

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Compact creativity: the best pocketable tech tools show that small is still beautiful

These dimunitive devices offer up functionality and portability in every field, from capturing every kind of sound, vision and imagery as well as ways to edit, write and play it all back

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“Sounds better with armour on”: deadmau5 gets suitably suited and booted as he plays Teenage Engineering’s medieval-themed EP-1320 while dressed as a knight

TE has also been getting in on the act by taking part in a medieval festival in Sweden

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Teenage Engineering EP-1320 will take you back to the Middle Ages

A beat-making machine inspired by the sounds and instruments of the medieval era, the new Teenage Engineering EP-1320 is definitely and delightfully different

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I've never needed anything more than 'the world's first medieval electronic instrument,' a pre-Baroque beatbox that looks like a Pentiment/DJ Hero collab

Oh, to be a humble scriptorium monk, idling away my hours making the sickest liturgical beats.

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"The world's first medieval electronic instrument": Teenage Engineering announces medieval-themed version of the EP-133 K.O. II sampler

Decked out in gold with Latin labelling, the EP-1320 Medieval arrives with an extensive bank of medieval-inspired samples that features farm animals, witches and "rowdy peasants"

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SFMOMA’s new exhibition explores the design, craft and art of noise

'Art of Noise' digs into San Francisco MOMA’s visual archives and collections to bring together audio objects and installations from around the world

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Teenage Engineering CM-15 review: The ultimate portable studio mic

Teenage Engineering's CM-15 is a condenser studio mic like no other; it has a gorgeous design, built-in battery, and is built to last. Oh, and it costs $1,199.

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“Make your music sound more like you”: Forever 89, the new company from Teenage Engineering and Ableton alumni, has released Visco, a flexible sample-modelling drum machine

Sounds can grabbed, pushed and pulled using “the blob”

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This sleek minimalist design is what I want Nintendo Switch Pro to look like

This would look like no other console.

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What if the Nintendo Switch 2 was designed by Teenage Engineering?

Simple, effect design would make the next Nintendo something to behold (and hold).

What would the Nintendo Switch look like if it was designed by Teenage Engineering? Possibly something like this

As the world waits for the announcement of the Switch 2, say hello to the XP-1…

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Nothing Phone (2a): an exclusive first look

Three years in the making, the Nothing Phone (2a) embodies the tech start-up’s ethos and aesthetic approach. We explore the genesis of the new design in an exclusive preview

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“We want to be a guiding star for modern musical instruments”: Ableton and Teenage Engineering veterans launch new company, Forever 89, and tease first product

"We both grew up in a time when technological advances made last year's innovations look outdated. Our vision is to create opportunities for similar progress again"

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Teenage Engineering EP-133 KOII: 3 things we love... and 3 things we don't

VIDEO: We put the Swedish brand's latest Pocket Operator-derived sampler to the test and ask if it's worth the hype

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Rabbit’s r1 AI device took CES 2024 by storm — what is it and why might you want one

The Rabbit r1 is a $199 pocket AI device that can handle tasks on your behalf and respond to complex natural language queries. Here is why it’s a big deal.

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The Rabbit R1 Is Basically a Real-Life Pokédex

At CES 2024, tech startup Rabbit announced the R1, a Post-it-sized gadget designed by Teenage Engineering that uses AI to do things for you. It can help you book travel, order food, search for things, and pretty much anything you would normally use an app to do yourself. The R1…

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Issue 405 of Future Music is out now

Master Your Synths. Plus: Richie Hawtin, Matmos, Karl Bartos, Airhead, Polyend Play+, Teenage Engineering KO II & much more!

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Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II review

A highlight of the Pocket Operator range gets beefed up in size and specs but is it worth the beefed-up price?

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Teenage Engineering CM-15 review

This portable studio mic has a few tricks up its sleeve, but is it a victory for minimal design?

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It's a dirty dozen for Teenage Engineering's OP-1 Field, as 12th update delivers a crushing blow full of lo-fi filth

New Terminal bit crusher effect and Merge Drop feature add more bang for the Field's many bucks

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What’s the biggest selling electronic music gear of 2023, we hear you ask? Reverb has the answer and it might not surprise you…

Teenage Engineering dominates, with the OP-1 topping the overall and used charts once again

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Wallpaper* gift guide: shopping with technology editor Jonathan Bell

The best tech gifts, from gaming on the go to a Japanese record player, and the odd creative curveball

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Teenage Engineering TP-7 review

TE’s ever-growing Field Kit now adds a tactile recorder, but can it stand the rigours of the road?

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