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The return of pneumatic tubes

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1950 Teletone TV208 7JP4 Portable TV Resurrection soooo many bad parts [1:42:52]

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This TV gadget censors bad words with 1980's tech

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1965 SOKOL USSR 2 Band AM Transistor Radio Diagnosis And Repair [21:03]

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" Radio & Television " 1940 Radio And Television Technology & Broadcast Career Guidance Film (11:06)

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Revolutionary Innovations

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Time has not been kind to VHS — Harvard Gazette

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A nice, cold 807

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Making A 2-Transistor AM Radio With A Philips Electronic Engineer EE8 Kit From 1966

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World Radio History - Excellent, excellent site for all things broadcast

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Reviving A Maplin 4600 DIY Synthesizer From The 1970s

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1983 Northern Telecom Commodore Phone - The Old Telephone Room

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The Extremely Unprofitable Transmeta - developer of the Transmeta Crusoe processor that went nowhere

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Game Genie: The Video Game Game-Changer and the Epic Legal Battle With Nintendo That Shaped It [Almost Something] [11:19]

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Inside A 1940’s Spy Radio

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WRT54G History: The Router That Accidentally Went Open Source (2021)

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electric circuits of the ancients. [641x580 - 68KB]

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The Eliza Furnace Information Plaques

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Kensington's Adding Machine Software from 1993

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"See Hit Destroy" Hughes Aircraft Co. Ground Laser Target Designator System. Video(9:11)

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Crazy Old Machines

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Pin plugs for older test equipment are still available from mouser and newark. [194x200 - 32KB]

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Aladdin Mantle Lamp [3024x4032 - 1004KB]

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The quest to save the world’s largest CRT TV from destruction

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The MP944 was the ‘real’ world’s first microprocessor, but it was top secret for nearly 30 years — F-14 Tomcat's chip lived in the shadow of the Intel 4004, but was eight times faster

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