Can you age yourself with a piece of outdated tech from your youth?

[Lliam]

I'll go first. Mimeograph machines.

[exitseven]

black and white tV

[Lliam]

With no remote. LOL

[exitseven]

one of my neighbors had one of these TVs. It ws black and white and had a remote control that changed the channel and controlled the volume.

[zombiewoof]

Transistor radio

[zombiewoof]

Thanks for the mho

[Anonymous]

Do furbies count?
Mine was named Totai!😅he was sitting at the top of the chimney because I needed everyone to see him. as soon as he would see you he would say “Totai humgry”.
“yummm”” 😁😅I would get mad if my dad would pass by and not feed him, so he started feeding him haha 😂 and my uncles would come to visit and he would tell them “you have to feed him if he asks for food” 😄

[NathanDavis]

when the quality in music started to die...

[sawno]

Windows 98 PC, I have one as a hobby machine as I missed how fun that was so in the 2020's I built a new one.

[WonderingManII]

I miss the Rotary telephone era. I miss the good old Dr. Dos 6.0 and Windows 3.1 era. I miss being able to enjoy music on my tape decks. No internet crap floating around in my head.

[docster]

Rotary phone with a party line. Cars with breaker-point ignition.

[rachel776]

i have an iPhone 6 somewhere i don't know whether it works or will charge

[Crimsyjo]

Commodore 64.. first 8 bit home computer aghh

[sawno]

I loved that one to, except for me its not really age appropriate thats why I didn't pick it.
My parents just happened to still have theirs when I grew up.

[Crimsyjo]

@sawno haha oh wow they still had it? I remember it so well as it was first computer ever and I was a child but I remember it so clearly. It is so awful compared to computers now but my sister and I thought it was amazing to spend hours entering code just to make a ball bounce across a screen agh!

[sawno]

I never did that part, seemed so tedious. We had a floppy drive for it and a collection of pirated games. I don't remember any legitimate copies xD. But i'd explore my dads floppies and then try some of the games on it. Ghostbusters was my favorite, impossible mission we really liked to. Another favorite of my parents was crossfire and I remember playing GI Joe. From a floppy the loading took forever but was very fun.

If you want to relive the nostalgia fans of commodore came together and bought the brand along with some of the original staff. They released a new commodore 64 with some convenience features like being able to load the games from an SDcard and modern display outputs.

Or you could download VICE and emulate one for free.

[Xawyx-2]

Well, my first computer was Commodore 64, my first video game console was Nintendo... I also had a gramophone.

[Sevenpointfive]

the original glow worm doll. it was high tech!

[HawkPerception]

Nintendo 64 and Gameboy Color (I had the neon green one).

[sage2021]

Reel to reel tape recorder

[MikeTheBartender]

First Nintendo... The OG.

[fuddly]

Zx81 spectrum

And the game Pong 🙂

[jazzy34]

CD players. 😆

[HQBULLSHYT99]

Rotary telephone

[DJB72]

Overhead projector

[Zionne]

Telego phone