The Undermissed Key: Don't Forget The Scroll Lock!
In an interview from the early 1980s, PC magazine asked an executive of keyboard manufacturer Key Tronic what was the key's purpose, ...
In an interview from the early 1980s, PC magazine asked an executive of keyboard manufacturer Key Tronic what was the key's purpose, ...
This documentary of gaming history charts of the story of DMA Design and their voyage from Thursday night evenings at the Dundee Computer...
Taking a look at some of the most unusual machines to come out of the first decade of the new millennium! Chumbys, ottomans, prysmas, and...
Remember the warming sounds of internet dial-up? Trying to get through to your internet provider, without an engaged tone. Trying to get ...
Is it possible to use this obsolete operating system in 2017? Lets find out!
1970's Quadraphonic sound may have been the music industry's first attempt at surround sound music, but it wasn't the last.
The 1990's weren't just the age of boring beige boxes. There were some truly funky designs and interesting experiments as well. T...
In this part 2 of oldschool graphics, The 8-Bit Guy covers the Apple II and Atari 2600 graphics modes. Enjoy!
In this episode of 8-Bit Philosophy, what determines goodness? Know a little more about Normative Ethics: Deontology vs. Utilitarianism.
In part 1, The 8-Bit Guy covers the limitations of color on older 1980's computers and game consoles such as the Nintendo Entertainm...
Classic computers can be a lot of fun, but who wants a bunch of big, bulky CRT monitors around their house taking up space? Isn't th...
In this video we’re going to take a quick look at the history of computers. They are everywhere around us, and without them life as we ...
The 1980s saw the explosion of a worldwide microcomputer industry, and with it came countless bizarre and awesome machines. Let's ta...
In this episode, The 8-Bit Guy shows you how we used to create graphics back in 1983. We used the Koalapad.
IBM produced ThinkPads from 1992 to 2005, with Lenovo taking over thereafter. Is there really a difference between ThinkPads designed an...
In this episode of The 8-Bit Guy, we take a look at the original Connectix Quickcam connected to a laptop running Windows 95. He also de...
Okay, "Doom" is a little bit of a stretch for the humble Texas Instrument TI-83, but we'd play that version of "Super...
Need to make an Excel sheet or watch a DVD? It can handle that. Want to use Facebook or most of the internet? You're out of luck.
Taking a nostalgic look back at the cell phone that so many online consider to be the very symbol of robust build quality in tech: the ...
You smartphones think you're so great, huh? But can you do this?
Share a bit of good vibes with your favorite crypto as low as you can.