I would like to see some of your old pieces of tech that you were proud to show off at the time.
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Edison Standard Phonograph From 1906. Uses Cylinder Records. Plays Beautifully. (I Have Hundreds Of Records.)
My Little Photo Museum
Life is Like a Camera, Focus On What's Important📷❤️.... Like a cat... with a little bowtie..... and a little top hat...!!
I Was Proud Of My Slr Film Roll Camera. I Still Have It
1961 German Retina Reflex III Camera
Early 1980s Teac Reel To Reel Tape Deck
I joined the Columbia Records and Tapes Club around 1978. The little paper catalogue let you choose from records, tapes, 8 tracks, and reel to reel - they each had a code letter to use when ordering. I wish i still had some of those catalogues, new music promo from yesteryear
Waltham Pocket Watch, Made In 1900
The watchmaker I took it to for service said that when this was made, the US made the best pocket watches in the world. You can pop the back off and see the gears spinning. After some long overdue TLC it keeps time within about a minute over 24 hrs.
My First Computer (In 1994): A 1989 Apple Macintosh Se30
Technics Sl-1510 Manual Turntable, Made In 1974 And Still Working
Victor II From 1899 To 1902. Plays Beautifully
No electronics. Pure mechanical. It’s amazing it’s possible. I do think they are too tough on the records though — the big needle with the weight applied.
It Works
Pentax K1000 35mm Camera I've Had Since 1980. Original Lens Too. Fully Mechanical, No Battries Needed
Cool, I also have some cameras, my favorite is my Nikon F2 with 50mm F2.0 lens
Oldest I Could Find That’s Actually Mine
I’ll let you guess what it is because it’s apparently not that well known
My Gameboy Color And Surviving Games. Missing Quite A Few Favorite Games Like Tetris/Lion King
I still have my Nintendo NES. Tetris was my favorite. Still have the power pad and track game. We never actually ran on the power pad, we would kneel and hit it with our fists.
My Ipod Classic 80gb. Still Using It Every Day
Sansui Quadraphonic Speakers
I Was So Proud Of My Hot Pink Pantech Phone!!
That was my favorite with the way technology was back then. Didn't have to worry so much about it being in your pocket or dropping it as you do for phones now.
I’m Waiting For It To Make A Come Back
Not Support Old, But A Nokia N900, With A Physical Keyboard!
Sorry for the double post, I made a spelling error in the first one and tried to cancel it but I was too late
Sony Srf-Hm0v3 - TV/Weather/Fm/Am Walkman Late 1990’s
Yes this works (although where I am I don't get TV on it)
Bone Fone Am/Fm Stereo - Tec Dieter Beer, Germany Late 1970’s
My Technics Sl-15 Linear Drive Turntable With Song Sequence Program Function
