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A game system that makes the original Xbox look compact.
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A running example of IBM's first desktop computer.
A setup restoring old lunar orbiter images reading them using the analog Ampex FR-900 analog tape drives from 1966.
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been listening to their discography for the last few days.
the only downside is that makes me want to have a road-trip...
and I don't have a driver's license.Posted 1 year ago # -
I love old school radio's, combination of wood + technology is sexy. Did try modding a PC into one once, but failed.
This one is a real beauty,
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dang! that is one beautiful machine!
I want a PSP with that aesthetic feel to it. or a Wii... or a flatscreen TV... no, the REMOTE to the TV should be robot dial-based. I want an audible clUNK when switching TV-channels to other inputs.
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CC said:
I love old school radio's, combination of wood + technology is sexy. Did try modding a PC into one once, but failed.This one is a real beauty,
Old electronics stuff is neat.
Why the remote is sometimes called the clicker.
This video explains how those old mechanical ultrasonic remotes worked.
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Eleriel said:
dang! that is one beautiful machine!I want a PSP with that aesthetic feel to it. or a Wii... or a flatscreen TV... no, the REMOTE to the TV should be robot dial-based. I want an audible clUNK when switching TV-channels to other inputs.
It's a 1940s television in a similar art deco style to the radio. Although I think it is possible to put an LCD in it.
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I would not install modern guts it if it's working or even restorable as televisions from that era are fairly rare.
Here's a video of a work RCA from 1946.
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As we speak about ancient TV´s...
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It's a little long, but still cool.
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Jarls in the 90s
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Some really retro computer stuff.
The inside of a PDP 8 note the hand wired back plane.
PDP-11/40 Computer and ASR-33 Teletype
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I wonder if this is old enough...
Sorry it's in portuguese, couldn't find it in English. Also, the Brazilian dub was rather funny.Posted 1 year ago # -
These still sell for $50-100 believe it or not, not for retro value but simply because they're that good.
Mechanical keyboards are quite pricey.
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CC said:
These still sell for $50-100 believe it or not, not for retro value but simply because they're that good.
Mechanical keyboards are quite pricey.
The Model M is one of the best keyboards ever made and you can still purchase new ones from a company called Unicomp who bought the rights and tooling from Lexmark IBM's subcontractor back in the 90s.
http://pckeyboard.com/
Early Apple products up until the mid 90s also tended to have very good keyboards.
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A year ago from today, there was an epic that occured in a place we're all so familiar with. An act of nature
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42 liters displacement.
Starwars ASCII on an old ADM terminal.
Gemini 4 EVA.
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