tech nostalgia.
i remember this thing from 8th grade. only 1 other person i knew had one.
>>52481589
Nostalgia'd.
Me and my neighbor were the only ones to have one.
>>52481589
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojatBoMZubk
>>52481623
Jesse?
>>52481647
Nope sorry. I'm looking for someone named Daniel.
UMPC. A very cool idea when it release to the world. Unfortunately, it need to die so new technology can grow from it like tablet and smart phone.
wish i still had it
>>52481725
>>52481750
that looks good, imo
Found this in the attic
>>52481770
I own few UMPC in my collection. As of now, this is what I have in my collection.
*OQO Model 02
*Samsung Q1
*Sony Vaio UX Micro PC (VGN-UX380N)
*Sony U-series (VGN-U71P) I own 2 units and it's the one you see in the image.
*Sony Vaio C1 series (PCG-C1VN) Picturebook what they call.
Unfortunately, it's not worth the money you spend as people are trying to sell it in ridiculous price now.
>>52481745
I still have mine, but the screen stopped displaying.
>>52481589
Is there any homebrew development going on with the Cybiko? I'm sure it could be a pretty awesome anti-NSA tool if it was repurposed.
>>52481799
Get outta here you nosy little pervert or I'm gonna slap you silly.
>>52482105
imo, thats a great idea
>>52482105
If I remember correctly it was written in Java.
Step aside motherfuckers.
>>52482105
>>52482265
>anti-NSA
Its communication uses super low power short wave radio, and its not encrypted. Not much to be used there.
>>52481647
James?
I bought a cybiko for like £10 a few months ago.
Sadly it seems the homebrew community died ages back.
>>52481589
>>52483302
...this friggin' picture. Every-time. These pictures I should say.
So how much did you get yours for anyways? I'm still waiting for a semi-deluxe deal on ebay or something.
Did you have to clean it all up inside and out? Does it run well?
Yes I am jealous.
>>52483449
£80 for the base system, pic related.
I spent £30 on the mouse, £60 on the glass printer stand, another £60 on the printer. And god knows how much on memory chips to populate its intel above board.
>>52483449
Keep an eye on estate sales and other local happenings, you might land one for next to nothing and it's the best time to be finding these.
Lots of people who are dying off now took home their PCs/XTs/ATs from their workplaces and kept on using them up until the end of the century. I got pic rel for $50 from the estate of a man who was using it up until some time between 2005 and 2010 when he couldn't get down the stairs to the basement anymore.
Also have another XT I snagged for $10 off of a local auction.
>>52481589
Matt?
>>52482745
Meowth?
>>52481589
TI-83, late 90s high school cheaters best friend. Way before smartphones and even dumbphones werent super common. Storing class notes under programs and passing along Snake and Drug Wars with our link cable. I still use it's big bro the TI-85 in my lab analyst job...damn good stat package
>>52483985
>>52483530
lucky bastards, i'm just happy to find a complete working Apple IIgs with accessories for $25. sadly no software for now. theres a guy on my craigslist sellimg a workimg IBM PS/1 for $50...tempted to offer $40 on it
>>52481589
