Didn't know that I still had some of this stuff till I opened a storage box today.
The tape recorder was my grandfather's, perhaps one of the earliest bits of tech I used, which was to bootleg songs from the TV speaker.
The customary Walkman (men?) from the 90s. The tape one was gifted by my uncle to my elder brother, and I had received the FM radio one as the younger sibling.
The Grundig one came from the time my father visited Germany in the 90s, and somehow it still worked when I tried it out a couple of years back, though the Sony one is dead.
The game cartridges are from my first "console" which was made by Mega and played Nintendo titles while having Genesis-like controllers.
The Sony Ericsson MW600 is the latest retro tech over here from just over a decade ago when I finally decided to go wireless.
Posted this one over here previously, but always close to my heart as my first smartphone and of course it still works.
The tape recorder was my grandfather's, perhaps one of the earliest bits of tech I used, which was to bootleg songs from the TV speaker.
The customary Walkman (men?) from the 90s. The tape one was gifted by my uncle to my elder brother, and I had received the FM radio one as the younger sibling.
The Grundig one came from the time my father visited Germany in the 90s, and somehow it still worked when I tried it out a couple of years back, though the Sony one is dead.
The game cartridges are from my first "console" which was made by Mega and played Nintendo titles while having Genesis-like controllers.
The Sony Ericsson MW600 is the latest retro tech over here from just over a decade ago when I finally decided to go wireless.
Posted this one over here previously, but always close to my heart as my first smartphone and of course it still works.
