Obsolete Electronics Archive

Documenting the forgotten history of technology.

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1988 NES Test Station

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1992 AIWA HS-RD1

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2000 Casio WQV-1

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1984 Seiko UC-2000

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1984 Seiko UC-2000

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1986 Sony CCD M-10

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Casio PZ-8

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1987 Panasonic KX-T3000

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https://t.co/Hh2BnBHfLy

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A complete timeline of Sharp’s MZ, X1, and X68000 computers, from the MZ-40K to the X68030. 🔗👇

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1992 Sharp X68000 Compact XVI

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@ObsoleteSony This proves the PSP was a platform not a console.

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@ObsoleteSony Vertical direct drive with linear tracking in ’82 couldn’t have been easy to justify from a manufacturing standpoint

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1982 Sony PS-F9

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@ObsoleteSony Built-in carry handle because obviously.

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1979 TEAC Tascam Series 144 4-Track Cassette Recorder

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1982 Seiko T001 TV Watch

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1986 Hitachi TRK-CD3

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Packaging as the interface ❤️

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1984 Sony SDC-500 Computer Data Recorder