1997 Toshiba 480CDT Laptop

Hello everyone! This time I will be writing about my 1997 Toshiba laptop (featured in the 1948 Bruce D Mann watch).



                                             

                                             (I'm not Brad)
The laptop's specs are: 64MB ram, 2MB video ram, Windows 98 SE and a 3.80GB hard drive with 2.42GB free. (Note: it also has a CD-ROM drive for disc games & music files) The thing is about this laptop is the fact that I have too keep the laptop plugged in for it to work (the battery is broken) but that was a problem to. I got it without the charger and kept it for about a 4-5 days before going to pick some stuff my parents had bought. While I was looking around I found this adaptor that said 'Toshiba' I knew this was it. When i got home I plugged it in and it worked fine (plus no password!)

The story of HOW I got it is in the post 1948 'Bruce D Mann Watch'


                                      Thank's For Reading!                                 

Apple Macintosh & Lisa

Hello! Today I will be writing about my dream items: The 1984 Apple Macintosh and the Apple Lisa




                                                                   Here they are:

                                                           

                                                               Apple Lisa (Above) (1983)

                                                   Apple Macintosh (1984)



My dream would be to one day to own one of these two. (If I can find one cheap enough on some place like Gumtree or eBay) I have a few Apple items such as: 2x 3 pin power adaptors and 1x S-Video cable.

I will try to get a emulator for Mac-OS but I am still on the hunt for one. (If you have a emulator please post a comment with the download link! P.S I am running Windows 7)

The Macintosh I'm after is the 128k or 512k (but to be honest i don't really care which Mac I get. I would be SUPER happy if  I got a Macintosh FULL STOP.



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My Windows 98 SE PC From 1998

Hello dear readers! This time in my 6th post I will be writing about my 1998 Windows 98 SE PC.
I got it last year for free at a garage sale and it came with: a CRT monitor, a keyboard, and the PC itself.



                                                Here's a few pictures of it:

                                                           

                                   
                                       Booting up                                       Windows 98 Logo
                                               
The PC's specs are: 256MB PC133 ram, Pentium  2 processor and Windows 98 SE and a 4GB hard drive.


(Note: the computers graphics card is 64mb and is at 16 colours and at the resolution 640x480p) 
                 


                                                            Anyway moving on:


                                                    The story on how I got a 1998 desktop for free


Me and my dad were garage-sale hunting when we came across a house (the garage sale). As we were parking the car my Dad said to me: ''Look over there! there's an old computer!'' so I went over to have a look I was very surprised to see an old PC sitting there I asked one of the garage sales owners how much for it and he said: ''Ahh you can have it.'' I was very happy and thankful as I carried the million kilo monitor to the car. When I got home I plugged it in with the power cable that came with it. The picture was blank and I was disappointed with it. About a month or two later the tower was sitting in the corner of my room gathering dust so I decided to test it again. But to my surprise the screen turned on! I was super happy about it working I rushed into the lounge telling my parents the it worked. They were happy for me to have a computer to have fun with and use. I quickly untangled a PS/2 mouse from a bunch of cables in my brick-a-brack box and plugged it in. It worked fine! I was really happy by then and used it for about 3 hours not watching the time (whoops!). I got CD-ROM games to play and had lots of fun with it. Until I got a 2005 Windows XP pc and then neglected it. But soon turned back because it was VERY slow.


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1989 Nintendo Gameboy

Today I will be talking about my 1989 Nintendo Gameboy I got it in 2014 at a 2nd hand shop for $40. (the shop closed down the same year sadly)

                                          So here's the story on how i got it:

Me and my family were going to the new 2nd shop. I was super excited and i said to my parents: I am certain that a Gameboy would be for sale. I was right. There was a Gameboy there. There was also a Gameboy Pocket but i wanted the original, not the Pocket. So i asked how much she wanted for it, and she said $40. But i didn't have that much cash, so i had to pay it off. I ended up making $39 in three days by doing TONS of chores. I had $1 to go, so my parents gave me that dollar so i could pay the amount. I'm pretty sure we went to get it the same day but not 100%. When we arrived to pick it up, the woman said i could get a game too for free! So i choose Mega Man: Dr Wily's Revenge instead of Super Mario Land because it wasn't there sadly, But now i have a copy of it. (And now i have completed it about 4-5 times). 

                                          Here's a picture of my Gameboy

                                               

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Introduction

      Hello everyone, welcome to my blog! I'm 11 years old and live in Australia. This blog is about
      collecting electronics and mechanical things like wrist watches and stuff like that!


                                        I hope you will enjoy my blog and
                                  will be looking forward to my weekly posts.
                                               

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