Olivetti Valentine
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| - | [[Image:Olivetti Valentine.jpeg |thumb|right|200px|[[Ettore Sottsass]] [[Olivetti Valentine]], first released on [[Valentine's Day]] [[1969]].]] | + | [[Image:Olivetti Valentine.jpeg |thumb|right|200px|[[Olivetti Valentine]], designed by [[Ettore Sottsass]], first released on [[Valentine's Day]] [[1969]]]] |
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| - | [[Ettore Sottsass]]'s best-known product is the [[Olivetti]] ''[[Olivetti Valentine|Valentine]]'' portable typewriter ([[1969]]). It is included in the [[MoMA]]'s permanent collection. With its advertisements showing people happily typing away on beaches or in cafés, Sottsass's iconic machine started a trend for portability and eye-catching design that nearly 40 years later helps to promote the [[Apple]] company's laptops and ubiquitous [[iPod]]s. | + | [[Ettore Sottsass]]'s best-known product is the [[Olivetti]] ''[[Olivetti Valentine|Valentine]]'' portable [[typewriter]] ([[1969]]). It is included in the [[MoMA]]'s permanent collection. With its advertisements showing people happily typing away on beaches or in cafés, Sottsass's iconic machine started a trend for portability and eye-catching design that nearly 40 years later helps to promote the [[Apple]] company's laptops and ubiquitous [[iPod]]s. |
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Ettore Sottsass's best-known product is the Olivetti Valentine portable typewriter (1969). It is included in the MoMA's permanent collection. With its advertisements showing people happily typing away on beaches or in cafés, Sottsass's iconic machine started a trend for portability and eye-catching design that nearly 40 years later helps to promote the Apple company's laptops and ubiquitous iPods.
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