#vintage-technology

#vintage-technology

Cassettes offer a unique listening experience with distinctive sound qualities and affordability for collectors.

The RGB Tube Clock combines retro aesthetics with modern technology for an accessible, low-maintenance timepiece inspired by classic Nixie clocks.

The auction of the Living Computers museum's collection signifies a lost opportunity for public accessibility to vintage technology.

The Mini-Mutoscope merges vintage cinema technology with modern design, rekindling the tactile connection to animation.

Tentacle Media introduces Mini-Mutoscope, a modern twist on 19th-century motion picture technology.

The collection showcases vintage cameras disguised as everyday items, revealing the covert side of photography history.

Apple has reclassified iPhone X, original AirPods, and HomePod as vintage technology, indicating it's time to upgrade.

Reclassification to vintage means no software updates or guaranteed repair by Apple, with exceptions for major security flaws.

Products labeled as obsolete by Apple after seven years won't receive any repair or services.

The Commodore 64, a vintage computer, can be connected to the internet via modern WiC64 modules for limited access to online services like Google Maps.

CDs and vinyl have seen resurgences in recent years, leading to Bang & Olufsen reintroducing classic audio systems like the Beosound 9000 and Beogram 4000 turntables.