Back in 2003, Louis Vuitton created a Damier Ebene handheld computer. They’re rare and expensive—if you can nab one on eBay—and didn’t set the tech world alight but for Travis Scott, it was worthy of a place in his LV collection. (image)
In truth, Louis Vuitton didn’t really “make” the handheld Windows PC—it was manufactured by NEC and put in a LV brown case—but the collaboration alone is unique, baffling, and so 2000s. I only wish there were more joint efforts like this. A Baby Phat Mac? A Bape Palm?
I can think of worse things to buy for $1,000. Just not right now.
(Thanks to Rob Beschizza for the tip off.)
Filed under: Microsoft Windows retro tech