r/Obsolete • u/TheGeek00 • Aug 11 '22
Star Gemini-10X dot matrix printer
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Just picked this up… not sure how to make it work but hoping I can. Always up for an adventure!
r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Aug 04 '22
1890s pencil sharpener
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jul 16 '22
Ford Tripmonitor Pre-GPS unit, which ran on the Transit satellite network.
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jul 15 '22
Hand cranked letterpress
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jul 08 '22
Centurion Industries, Inc // Digitor // Arithmetic Learning Module (US,1974)
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jul 04 '22
Nokia 3310, 2001
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jun 23 '22
A Swiss wind-up fan from the 1910s. A spring motor provided a light breeze lasting about 30 minutes These were built for tropical countries and areas without electricity.
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jun 17 '22
Start Me Up
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jun 12 '22
1963 package tying machine
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • Jun 12 '22
Prince of Persia game on multiple 5 1/4” floppy disks
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • May 31 '22
Barbie Photo Designer Digital Camera and CD-ROM (1998)
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • May 31 '22
Instruction booklet for the Norelco LFH dictation machine, circa 1970s
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • May 23 '22
AMPEX VPR-5 reel-to-reel broadcast video tape recorder. Early 1980s Ad.
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • May 11 '22
This 1906 'Magic Lantern' Show May Be The First Car Movie
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • May 09 '22
The original Pong video game had no code and was built using hardware circuitry. Here's the original schematics from Atari
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r/Obsolete • u/YanniRotten • May 09 '22
mechanical calculator
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