1970s technology

In the words to the late great Donna Summers, "Sittin' here eatin' my heart out waitin'. Waitin' for some lover to call. Dialed about a thousand numbers lately, almost rang the phone off the wall. Lookin' for some hot stuff baby this evenin', I need some hot stuff baby tonight. I want some hot stuff baby this evenin'. Gotta have some hot stuff, gotta have some love tonight"...I got some hot stuff for ya this afternoon! We are visiting the 80's for this Throw Back Thursday. The 80's at least…

1970'S computer

As if their size didn't command enough of your attention, some of these computers and assorted machines of the 1970s and 80s are finished in (or made to coordinate with) the avocado green, bright orange and mustard yellow from the finest of Brady Bunch episodes. As if the 1970s and 1980s consumers and business buyers needed convincing that computers and technololgy were groovy, the colors must have been the clincher. All these computers needed were coordinated macrame yarn cozies. (But then…

Remember Microcassettes? They were a dictation medium (but so was the original compact cassette) Invented in 1969 by Olympus as the standard cassette started gaining traction as a popular music medium. For a spell in the early '80s, Sony actually tried to make them as close to a serious audio medium as they could (as they did with the standard cassette.) Including stereo sound and Metal tape formulation microcassettes. The Microcassette Walkman even included a very rare microcassette version…

A brick phone is a very large, heavy mobile phone that was used primarily in the 1980s. Though the brick phone has been replaced...

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