Aside from the beautiful numbering, the ABS-monolith design and the ability to flip it upright or lay it on its side, RR227 also has an SD card slot so you can play MP3 or WMA files.

Brionvega are the folks behind the delightful Cube radio as well, and the RR227 fits right in to their retro schema. They're around $200, depending on where you get one.

[Product Page (French) via Technabob]

The new version keeps the radio, amp, vinyl playback and robot anthropomorphism, but adds a CD and DVD player as well. The price will undoubtedly still be high when it comes on the market, but... well... let's just say there are less classy designs on which to spend your money. [Boingboing]

Brionvega has been making TVs for over 60 years now and some of its retro models are still available, albeit on the expensive side. The Italian company has just come out with the Alpha TV—which is still at the concept phase, so no prices, sorry—with a smidgen of retro styling (most of which is in the shiny remote control that is chunkier than Burt Reynold's moustache was—mmmmmm, dreamy) but which, on the whole, is very forward-looking.

The Brionvega was designed by V12 design, has a built-in DVD player and comes in orange, black and silver. Although they say it's still just a concept (maaaaaaan), there are hopes that the thing will go on sale around September time. There's a couple more pics after the jump.

If these come in HD, I reckon there will be a very noisy clamor for them. – Ad Dugdale

Brionvega retrostyled TV is still a concept [New Launches]

Back to the radio, though. Since this set is all superficial and all, we'll start with the color: It's available in Sun Orange, Snow White, Night Black and Red. (Yes, just red.) It's powered by a "Broadband Loudspeaker", which is a fancy way of saying, a full-frequency range'd speaker. In mono. There's a headphone jack, and you'll want to note the AC power only comes in 220v flavors. You also might note the charming analog tune dials. Don't worry, the radio has 29 presets, too. More pictures of the pretty, after the jump. – Brian Lam

ts522 Radio [Brionvega]

The original Doney portable Brionvega TV made its debut back in the 1960s and really made a pretty big splash in the design world. Brionvega has re-released this TV with some more modern technologies but still housed in the same, familiar vintage shell. It is still available in the three classic colors: sun orange, snow white and night black.

Inside the Doney, the original outdated guts have been scrapped to make way for more mordern goodness. This television uses a black matrix tube, digital frequency synthesized tuning, broadband loundspeaker, SCART, SVHS, A/V inputs and the unit includes a remote control. At nearly $900 this 14-inch TV will most likely never be purchased, but whatever, vintage is super! – Travis Hudson

Product Page [Via Retrothing]