Ah the 80's... When Bill Gates took his "look" from Anthony Michael Hall...
80's technology picture thread!
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Ah the 80's... When Bill Gates took his "look" from Anthony Michael Hall...
^ (to J) remember typing programs line by line from magazines and saving them on tape cassettes? 
Everyone's favourite, the Keytar!
Don't mock the Liberation. Most people don't realize it technological impact and thus fail to give it the respect it deserves!
Hey, I'm not knocking it. I'm a big fan of the keytar. What's not to love?
^ That's actually 70's technology. 
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^ (to J) remember typing programs line by line from magazines and saving them on tape cassettes?
Yes. I acquired a cassette deck drive a few months later (for $2!). It came with a cassette of Q*Bert!
That was so much fun though. Computing, for me, isn't fun anymore. It's just routine, but back then, it was exciting!
J.
That song is AMAZING. I have never seen the film though! I don't think it's even out on DVD over here. Boo hiss.
^ That's actually 70's technology.
So was the Pong upthread.
And here's RCA Video Disc:
We had this. Though we had a different set of ST episodes.
I've never seen the film either. I want to, now. Just to see how goodbad it is.
That song is AMAZING. I have never seen the film though! I don't think it's even out on DVD over here. Boo hiss.
We got our Atari for Christmas of 1980
And here's RCA Video Disc:
We had this. Though we had a different set of ST episodes.
We had this too!
Creepiest use of technology for children ever only surpassed by the Furby.
My father had one of these and it was truly an honor to be allowed to make a call with one of these heavy clunky monsters.
Creepiest use of technology for children ever only surpassed by the Furby.
Nah, I use to love my Teddy Ruxpin. I thought it was the coolest thing. Creepy now, but "rad" back then.
Behold!!! The TRS-80!!! The finest piece of technology Radio Shack had to offer. You can tell because it comes with the tape recorder.
That's a model I. Technically 70's tech.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRS-80
Here's a link to the 80's vintage TRS:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRS-80_Color_Computer
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