Tag: Nostaltech
NostalTech: The Commodore Amiga 500 and the Home Comput...
The Commodore Amiga 500 arrived in 1987 and became Europe's defining home comput...
NostalTech: The Iomega Zip Drive and the Click of Death
The Iomega Zip drive promised floppy-simple removable storage at a time when har...
NostalTech: The HP-12C and the Long Life of Programmabl...
The HP-12C went on sale in September 1981 and, decades later, was still being so...
NostalTech: How the Palm Pilot Made the Pocket Computer...
The Palm Pilot turned the personal digital assistant from a science-fiction idea...
NostalTech: The Microsoft IntelliMouse and the Quiet Op...
Before lasers and wireless dongles, the Microsoft IntelliMouse helped move mains...
NostalTech: The Logitech WingMan and the Fight for the ...
Before console ports standardized the PC controller, Logitech's WingMan line tri...
NostalTech: The Zip Drive and the Removable-Storage Dre...
The Iomega Zip drive promised to retire the 1.44MB floppy with a 100MB cartridge...
NostalTech: The First Consumer 3D Accelerator Cards Wer...
The first consumer 3D accelerators did not arrive as a tidy standard — they arri...
NostalTech: The Creative Nomad Jukebox and the Hard-Dri...
In 2000 Creative Labs packed a 6GB hard drive into a player shaped like a portab...
NostalTech: The Early Netbook Era and the Compromises T...
For a few years in the late 2000s, cheap tiny laptops looked like the future of ...
NostalTech: The Palm Pilot and the PDA That Learned to ...
The Palm Pilot succeeded not by acting like a tiny PC, but by doing a few pocket...
NostalTech: Sony Discman D-NE10
In the early 2000s, portable music was revolutionized by a device that epitomize...
NostalTech: iPhone 6
In the fast-paced world of technology, it's easy to forget the milestones that h...
NostalTech: Winamp
In the early 2000s, the digital music scene was revolutionized by a sleek and cu...
Nostaltech: MySpace
Do you remember the days when MySpace ruled the social media landscape? It's tim...
Nostaltech: Friendster Flashback
Today, we're taking a stroll down the memory lane of the internet to revisit a r...
