Sean Thielen-Esparza and the analog revival
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Sean Thielen is bringing back the Sony Minidisc, but why?
Sean Thielen-Esparza and the analog revival Sean Thielen is bringing back the Sony Minidisc, but why? Edmond Lau Jan 13, 2025 19 1 3 Share In the ’90s, the internet emerged with a promise of freedom—a utopia of infinite information and instant gratification at our fingertips. Adoption surged, and we eagerly embraced the idea of detaching from our mortal coil and plugging straight into the hive mind. Technology reflected this shift, particularly in the following decade: year after year, cameras, music players, and more folded into the six-inch glass bricks that form extensions of ourselves. But
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