Stalker - Entering the Zone - Tarkovsky (1979)

Music by Eduard Artemyev.

HR Giger - The Pilot (1979)

Triple I - Demo Reel (1976-1976)

Jean "Moebius" Giraud - Dallas (1979)

Visit the source post at the excellent Sci-fi-o-rama blog HERE.

Ed Emshwiller - Sunstone (1979)

Uncredited Artist - Architectural structures can be moved about (1979)

Taken from "The Computer Graphics Primer" by Mitchell Waite. View the full book HERE.

Ron Hays - Starship (1979)

Chromatics Incorporated - CG Series Computer (1979)

"Chromatics color computers pack the kind of features you would expect in a $50,000 system. Besides its amazing 512 × 512 dot resolution, it has optional hardware for color shading, and superfast hardware generation (normally vectors driven by software). ZOOM and PAN are provided, and the display memory can contain up to 131,092 bytes of dynamic RAM. Four independent windows are allowed" View the source HERE.

David Vorhaus - Analogue Electronic Music (1979)

David "White Noise" Vorhaus talking in his studio about electronic music composition and his MANIAC sequencer. All hardware needs a "time warp navigator" switch !

Steven Beck - Phosphotron (1979)

Victor Vasarely - Byss (1979)

The Human League - Path of Least Resistance (1979)

Original line up live television performance from 1979. Top !

Larry Cuba - Two Space (1979)

Film still by Larry Cuba.LINK.

Syd Mead - Interior of Nostromo (1979)

Herbert W. Franke - Serie Falter Ung (1979)

Created in Germany by computer artist and author of one of the earliest books on computer art Herbert W. Franke utilizing an Apple II computer.

Medicom Kubrick "Ash + Kane"

Medicom "kubrick" figures from Ridley Scott's classic 1979 SciFi "Alien".
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Nobutoshi Kihara - Sony Walkman (1979)

The original blue-and-silver Walkman model TPS-L2 went on sale in Japan on July 1, 1979. In the UK, it came with stereo playback and mini headphone jacks, permitting two people to listen at the same time (though it came with only one pair of MDR-3L2 headphones). Where the Pressman had the recording button, the Walkman had a "hotline" button which activated a small built-in microphone (the Pressman), partially overriding the sound from the cassette, and allowing one user to talk to the other over the music. The dual jacks and "hotline" button were phased out in the follow-up Walkman II model.
LINK: Source & Pocket Calculators Walkman Museum.

Robert Rental - mental detentions (1979)

"Mental Detensions" was an album of demo tracks recorded by Robert Rental and Thomas Leer in 1979.

Rental and Leer also produced the excellent "The Bridge" album which was released on Throbbing Gristle's Industrial Records label.