#1990sTechnology

Retro Techieretro_techie
2024-11-17
Retro Techieretro_techie
2024-08-24

PIF Editor on Windows 3.1 was a key tool for managing how DOS applications ran in a Windows environment. Introduced in 1992, it allowed users to customize settings like memory usage and display options for smoother performance. Although essential in its time, it eventually faded away with the evolution of more advanced operating systems.
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Retro Techieretro_techie
2024-08-01

The Enhanced CD, also known as CD Extra or CD Plus, debuted in the mid-1990s, merging audio tracks and computer data on a single disc. This innovative format allowed users to enjoy music while accessing multimedia content like videos, photos, and interactive elements on their computers. It provided a unique way to experience albums and added a new dimension to physical media during a time when the digital revolution was just beginning.
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Retro Techieretro_techie
2024-07-08

The iMac G3, released in 1998, was a revolutionary all-in-one computer that changed the face of personal computing. Known for its vibrant, translucent colors, the G3 featured a CRT display, built-in handle, and innovative design that made technology more accessible and stylish. It helped Apple regain its footing in the industry, setting the stage for future successes.
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Retro Techieretro_techie
2024-06-30

Internet Explorer for Mac was Microsoft's venture to bring its popular web browser to Apple's ecosystem. Released in 1996 and discontinued in 2003, this piece of tech history symbolizes a unique era of collaboration and competition between tech giants.
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2023-07-12

New Orleans Worst Film Festival Streetcar Party, 1994.

What is that in the person's hand at center left?
I think they were doing an interview. Early cel phone? Some type of audio recording device?
Looks to have "Motorola" brand?

Photo by me, 21 May 1994

#NOLA #NewOrleans #1990s #1990sTechnology #Obsolete #WhatIsIt #Motorola

Three people standing in New Orleans streetcar; one of whom holds up some type of 1990s deviseCropped closeup of the device seen in first photo, somewhat out of focus.

It is a long vertical rectangle, black with white buttons, and a small grey display screen near the top. Below is a key pad of 12 buttons arranged in 4 rows vertically of 3 buttons horizontally. Further below is a set of 6 buttons, 2 rows of 3 buttons.

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