Have you ever wished you could relive the experience of owning a classic smartphone? You can, if you live in South Korea. SK Telink is putting the iPhone 3GS back on sale at the end of June after finding a slew of unsold units in a warehouse. Yes, yo...
Canon stopped building film cameras eight years ago, but it had still been selling them from old stock. Now, it has quietly announced that it will end sales of its last film SLR, the EOS-1V, marking an end to an era that started in 1934 with its firs...
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When it comes to mobile games, it’s nice to have an iPhone on hand, what with all the crisp visuals and exciting sound effects. But even the most tech-savvy gamer must still get a little nostalgic when thinking about their old classic Game Boy. Now, gamers can get the best of both worlds with the Wanle Gamers Console For iPhone.
Pop this case onto your iPhone, and your modern smartphone will be transformed into a nostalgic gaming haven of the past. The monochrome screen and simple button layout of this handheld will definitely evoke memories of a time when gaming was much simpler and Tetris was pretty much as cool as it got. Speaking of Tetris, that’s one of the ten classic games available on this console, alongside other favorites like Snake, Formula One Racing, and Tank. Keep in mind that the LCD screen is more like the old Game & Watch games than the Game Boy.
The Wanle Gamers Console For iPhone brings the past into the present, and will bring back fond memories of a simpler era. It’s yours for just $33.99 in the Technabob Shop.
The phone that stole the show at last year's MWC wasn't an Android, didn't have a Samsung badge on it, could barely connect to the internet and didn't have a touchscreen. The relaunched Nokia 3310 traded on one key thing: nostalgia. But it was enough...
Modern technology can be a double-edged sword sometimes. On one hand, technology can make life easier – for example, we can now listen to music with impressive clarity and a thumping bass, instead of having to deal with crackly vinyl. On the other hand, the modern equipment doesn’t really have the aesthetic charm of early electronic gear. Now, get the best of both worlds with Lofree Poison wireless speaker.
This portable, wireless speaker looks like it’s straight out of the 1950’s, but it actually streams your music via Bluetooth (which was barely just a figment of people’s imaginations back then!). Thanks to high-quality bass driver, and dual 10-watt amps, you’ll enjoy powerful low-end and clear mids and trebles every time you put on your music.
The six-hour battery life guarantees you won’t run out of juice while you’re head-banging to your favorite tunes, and the size is just lightweight enough to fit perfectly on your desk or coffee table. Plus, it’s got an FM radio tuner, complete with an old school analog dial if you want to give that a listen.
Enjoy high-quality audio, but stream it from a nostalgic device that brings back the past. Get the Lofree Poison wireless speaker for just $79.99 in the Technabob Shop.
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As companies continue to pull open our wallets through the nefarious magic known as nostalgia, Nokia is back with another attempt to syphon some more disposable income from millennials and... whichever generation came before them. The re-reheated Nok...
Have you ever wished you could relive the experience of owning a classic smartphone? You can, if you live in South Korea. SK Telink is putting the iPhone 3GS back on sale at the end of June after finding a slew of unsold units in a warehouse. Yes, yo...
Canon stopped building film cameras eight years ago, but it had still been selling them from old stock. Now, it has quietly announced that it will end sales of its last film SLR, the EOS-1V, marking an end to an era that started in 1934 with its firs...
Sega's latest nostalgia trip isn't limited to a mini Genesis and Shenmue ports. In the wake of a Japanese announcement, Sega has confirmed that it's releasing a swath of classic Master System and Genesis games on the Nintendo Switch in North America...
The phone that stole the show at last year's MWC wasn't an Android, didn't have a Samsung badge on it, could barely connect to the internet and didn't have a touchscreen. The relaunched Nokia 3310 traded on one key thing: nostalgia. But it was enough...
Netflix is still surprised that Stranger Things, a science-fiction series starring five young kids, became a worldwide sensation immediately after it was released. Unlike some of its biggest hits, like House of Cards (which is based on a British seri...
The Surface Precision Mouse isn't the only new input device in Microsoft's arsenal. The company's Surface site has quietly teased the Classic IntelliMouse, a wired peripheral directly inspired by the legendary IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 you might have...
There's something special to playing a vintage arcade cabinet, but it's usually impractical to own one. It's no mean feat to lug a gigantic machine into your home, and you'll probably have to restore it to recapture its glory. Atari and New Wave Toys...
As companies continue to pull open our wallets through the nefarious magic known as nostalgia, Nokia is back with another attempt to syphon some more disposable income from millennials and... whichever generation came before them. The re-reheated Nok...