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I had a nice broken-in / worn out Levi jacket and the walkman fit nice and snug in the inside pocket. Good times
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Nintendos, Big ass Video Video Recorders(Like the type you walk around with) Boom Boxes
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Quoted: needs moar bag phone hmmmm, Wikipedia says 1990 could be, I guess. my dad had one in an '89 truck though and he never kept one past a year old back then http://www.collectorsquest.com/uploads/blog/2012/04/motorola_bag_phone-lg.jpg View Quote |
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Remember when the VHS tapes first came out and when you went to rent a movie you also rented a VCR cause you didn't have one ? Good times
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11/70's were still in use well into the 80's (yes I know the VAX 11/780 came out in 1977, but didn't really take off into the business space until early 1980)
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Like the AM,FM/Cassette radio in the rental truck I'm driving for three days.
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View Quote I still have 8 undeveloped dics. They are from my first WestPac in 1991. I am afraid of what might be on them! I wonder if they can still develop those. |
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11/70's were still in use well into the 80's (yes I know the 11/780 came out in 1977) What in thee hell is a 11/70 ? Computer. PDP-11/70 in the 80's Digital was number 2 behind IBM... |
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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYk9q9UBnmg" target="_blank">http://craicmonkeysdelight.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/the-lego-movie-benny.jpg</a> View Quote SPACESHIP!!!!! |
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View Quote I didn't have one of those until 92 or 93. And it was shared by the entire family. |
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needs moar bag phone hmmmm, Wikipedia says 1990 could be, I guess. my dad had one in an '89 truck though and he never kept one past a year old back then http://www.collectorsquest.com/uploads/blog/2012/04/motorola_bag_phone-lg.jpg View Quote Had one of these in 89 as well (my first phone that didn't use a rotary dial). Man that thing got the ladies to pay attention |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Connection Machine (super computer). |
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Had one of these in 89 as well (my first phone that didn't use a rotary dial). Man that thing got the ladies to pay attention View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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needs moar bag phone hmmmm, Wikipedia says 1990 could be, I guess. my dad had one in an '89 truck though and he never kept one past a year old back then http://www.collectorsquest.com/uploads/blog/2012/04/motorola_bag_phone-lg.jpg Had one of these in 89 as well (my first phone that didn't use a rotary dial). Man that thing got the ladies to pay attention they got everybody's attention when they rang almost every one that I know of was hard wired into the owner's car/truck and the horn was hooked up as the ringer |
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Prices for electronics have really come down.
$100.00 in 1975 is $445.00 today. |
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Laserdisc?
Apple II with Oregon Trail? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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View Quote 1977-78. I had one in 8th grade when they were new. |
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Quoted: Here's the '80s equivalent of what you've got in the average smartphone. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e363/redoubtable1/d5fHm-e1347001125170_zpsfb46e6b0.jpg View Quote |
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Quoted: needs moar bag phone hmmmm, Wikipedia says 1990 could be, I guess. my dad had one in an '89 truck though and he never kept one past a year old back then http://www.collectorsquest.com/uploads/blog/2012/04/motorola_bag_phone-lg.jpg View Quote In non urban areas those old analog phones were great. |
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