Dauphin DTR-1: A 1993 Windows Tablet PC!
The Dauphin Desktop Replacement 1 was a fully featured 486 DOS PC with a stylus-controlled touchscreen.
The Dauphin Desktop Replacement 1 was a fully featured 486 DOS PC with a stylus-controlled touchscreen.
In this episode of Modern Classic we take a look at Nintendo's first-ever home game console: the Color TV-Game 6.
Rise of the Triad is a MS-DOS game, developed and distributed by Apogee in 1994 as a shareware release known as "Rise of the Triad:...
In this episode of The 8-Bit Guy, 4 vintage computer enthusiasts take a look at BASIC, the language of the 1980s.
Oldtech81 shows us a quick look at how netbooks have changed in 10 years time.
In the early days of PC gaming, Tandy was one of the trendsetters with the 1000 line of machines.
Lucas Learning's first edutainment game from 1998! Nobody needed to see what it'd look like if beloved Star Wars droids had a ter...
Wait... WHAT? A Y2K/Millennium bug test, SEVENTEEN years after the event. What crazy occurrences could lay in wait? Maybe an exploding co...
In this episode of The 8-Bit Guy, we take a look at the Fisher Price PXL-2000 video camera. Its most unique feature is that it records v...
The MPMan was the world's first portable MP3 digital music player, released in Japan in the spring of 1998 and in the US only a coup...
Oddware isn't always about obscure and failed products! Taking a look back at the ZIP 100 drives from the mid-90s, including their hi...
Youtuber Oldtech81 takes a look at this old but still awesome PDA and whether or not it is still usefull these days.WOW!
Before Soundcards were common place, many of us had to make do with the PC Speaker for sound effects on our IBM PC Compatibles. Some game...
Press Start for “Why Do Haters Hate?” by 8-Bit Philosophy, where classic video games introduce famous thinkers, problems, and concepts w...
Retro computer cases often had a locking mechanism, complete with a key that came with the machine. But what exactly did these do, where ...
Oldtech81 tries linux on his Intel Pentium III laptop with 128MB of RAM to make it go faster. This is what happened.
In this episode The 8-Bit Guy takes a look at the original Sony Mavica and some of the floppy disk cameras that came after it. Enjoy!
Punched card based storage! Tape based storage! Floppy Disk based storage... My! What an absolute marvel of 80s hardware (or software, de...
What to do with an old IBM ThinkPad for $20 ? In this video Modern Classic talks about fixing up and giving new life to old computer hard...
In this episode The 8-Bit Guy covers the IBM CGA graphics system from 1981.
Share a bit of good vibes with your favorite crypto as low as you can.