Oldest tech stuff in your household?

[earl_hun]

Hey!

What is the oldest tech stuff in your household?

In mine/our, an extra old Ericsson GH174 mobile phone, which was bought by me, for fun...

[drmindfreak]

a nes i think

[PinkFloyd]

I have an old HP Pavilion laptop that came with Windows ME.

[earl_hun]

NES is cool!

Well, until I finally sold her, we had an Acer Aspire 1300 (brick) laptop...

[Cygnus]

An Intellevision that doesn't really work.

[earl_hun]

An Intellevision that doesn't really work.

Wooow, I've never heard of this before.... :)

Looks good! :)

[Emerald Dream]

I think we still have an old gameboy that was my brother's

[Synyster Shadows]

My dad still has an electric typewriter from the 1980s that we have used for private school applications

[TheBionicWorm]

2 huge TVs from like 1995.

[Luminous]

We have some old broken TVs and my brother's old stuff as well from who-knows-when (He moved out 7 years ago, at 16, and he could have gotten these at any age.. you do the math)

[earl_hun]

I like your answers! :)

We had a typewriter too, but I falied to fix it, so we scrapped it...

[Human]

We used to have an Atari which was my step brothers, we could play Keystone Kapers on and some other games, but it got accidentally thrown away!

[CosmicNoodle]

The oldest tech used to me an old PC (Well....most of one....) that I managed to resurrect from years under the stairs. But that broke and the oldest thing now is a GameBoy Advanced from 2001

[Syvelocin]

I guess the PS2, followed by the GameCube. But the stove in this flat is about the oldest stove I've seen since my grandfather replaced his. I wouldn't be able to place its age.

[earl_hun]

Old computers... I gave away 3 of them for something small :) (A Coke, etc.)
But somewhere we have a Commodore 16, but I'm not sure about its whereabouts! :D

[Suave]

Wow thinking about it lets me know how much I've given or thrown away. Oldest is probably a old dell inspiron but I gave the hard drive to my aunt when I fix her computer.

[earl_hun]

Wow thinking about it lets me know how much I've given or thrown away. Oldest is probably a old dell inspiron but I gave the hard drive to my aunt when I fix her computer.

I had a few Dells too... :) Old Latitudes, etc.

[Twilly F. Sniper]

I have an old Windows 95 laptop... I also still have a lot of old games and controllers (PS1, GameCube, Original Xbox)

[Jess]

A very old laptop that hasn't been used in a very long time.

[sparkles]

We have a 400mhz sony laptop that ran Win 95. It still boots up, lol.

[ksdnfkfr]

A Toshiba laptop from 2000 running Windows XP.

[Hypers]

a Sony phone from pre-erricson era, probably from 2000.

[Cognizant]

The oldest technology I have in my house is a really old GE microwave from the early 80's, but I guess that counts as more of an appliance than a piece of technology (kinda depends on your definition).

The next oldest thing is some hard disks from an old PowerMac G4 Tower.

[Moth]

I have a Gramophone? haha

[Fanta_Lover44]

A very old laptop that has about 240mb of ram.... Barely works with Windows xp, it boots but haven't used it as I don't need to.

[earl_hun]

Thanks for the answers! :)

And microwave is better an appilance, but it counts :)

[mermaidfairy]

Functioning, probably my TV. Had it since kindergarten.

Non functioning, we have computers from like Windows 95 and stuff, but they don't work.

[Sph2015]

Two Ataris. They were my parents' when they were little.

We also have a VCR from the 70s that was my grandparent's. It'solder than both of the Ataris. However, it still works, and we'll use it to hook up gaming systems to our older TVs.

P.S. Game cubes aren't that old! I'm only 17 and I remember when we got ours haha! Stop making me feel outdated!

[Infidelitas]

Probaby not counted as Tech in the sense you're referring to, but they're still technology:

1880 wooden piano
1912 meat safe
1920 fruit preserver
1926 Remington portable typewriter
1928 Royal typewriter
1928 sewing machine
1940 typewriter of some description

I think that's it for most of out old stuff.

[unknownuser]

We got rid of most of our old stuff... computer/TV/video game wise.

I have some old Soviet and German cameras as well as a record player and some old radios, but that's about it.

Oh and I'm not sure if it's considered old enough, but our TV is an old Sanyo from '98 (still works and it's the only TV we have in the house) and my car is a '98 Mercury, as well.

[Silicate Wielder]

My Nintendo 64

[clooney]

Boombox.

[Richyisawesome1]

a ps1 a genesis and a 1998 windows computer

[Hollywood]

Well, there's a 1950s television in my attic, if that counts.

It's many decades past working, unfortunately.

[salty]

Bag phone

[Cook my Sock]

A sega mega drive lost in the attic somewhere

[kittyprydexo]

the oldest thing i have is a sega megadrive which i love to pieces

[Silicate Wielder]

An old hardrive from 98.

[TheBigUnit]

VCR or a stereo system

[fordgtguy]

A 1950s radio that my grandpa used and it still works like the day he bought it and sounds pretty good too.

[CharlieHorse]

a spoon

[tundravortex]

A pager and a Rolodex

[DorkimusPrime]

An original gameboy and a sega genesis. If it counts I've also got a typewriter, but it's not even an electric one.