Koszt: "tylko" 884$ ;) Prędkość - zawrotne 153 KB/s. Do tego był dużo większy niż późniejsze modele - nie mieścił się w kieszeni 5,25".

Znany youtuber LGR siedzacy mocno w retroinformatyce własnie zabrał głos w tej sprawie.

Yes, this really is a piece of 90s software for writing love letters. Or more specifically, it's a badly-made app providing pre-written love letters that you fill out like a Mad Libs page. Ahh form letter templates, how romantic!

No joke, this place is truly mind-blowing! Taking a tour of Computer Reset in Dallas, Texas. It's a closed down vintage computer shop that's been largely abandoned and has stayed relatively untouched for years. Enjoy the mountains of computer hardware and software.

Introduced to the public by none other than Bill Gates at CES in 2007, the $1,500 OQO Model 02 was the world's smallest computer to run the latest full version of Windows! Too bad that was Windows Vista.

Review and retrospective on the RTS game Empire Earth from 2001! Half a million years of human history (and possible future) is covered in this PC gaming classic from Rick Goodman, designer of Age of Empires.

If you were a professional that needed to plop arrows onto a CRT TV screen in the 80s, the FOR-A Video Pointer was the device for you! Yep, it cost nearly $1,000 to superimpose pointers over composite video. WORTH IT.

Assembling a Nintendo Entertainment System-style model from Retro Power! It's a kit built with a Raspberry Pi in mind, so you can have the fun of making a Lego model while also getting a functional case.

The blue LED. Ubiquitous as they are now, they’re a relatively recent invention! Yet without them so much of our modern tech wouldn’t be possible, from cell phone displays, to energy-efficient light bulbs. Join me in LGR Tech Tales, looking at stories of technological inspiration, failure, and...

Much as I enjoy the idea of the Sony PS1 Classic mini console, I was let down by the game selection and overall featureset. So let's build an alternative using a Raspberry Pi and a 3D printed case!

Cheat devices like the Action Replay were commonplace on game consoles in the '90s. But on PC? Not so much. Didn't stop Datel from releasing the PC Action Replay in 1998 though, complete with VHS tape and parallel port dongle!