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My Tech Buyer’s Guide from 2000 Is Pretty Hilarious

 

Nine years ago, as a young tech reporter at Time Magazine, I co-wrote a buyer’s guide with the latest and greatest gear known to man. Today, it sounds ridiculous.

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Top 5 Assclowns Laughing at the iPhone Back in 2007

 

I wonder how many times Steve Ballmer laughed about the iPhone after pooping all over it in this 2007 interview. My guess: Not many.

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A Brief History of Sinclair and Its Five Most Interesting Gadgets

 

You may remember Clive Sinclair as the inventor of the pocket calculator, but you may not realize that his company still exists . In fact, Sinclair released a super-compact, folding ” A-Bike ” only a few years ago.

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Four Old Gadgets We Love (and Four We Hate)

 

Anna Jane Grossman is the author of Obsolete: An Encyclopedia of Once-Common Things Passing Us By . She has compiled a special short list for Gizmodo: Four old gadgets we love and we’ll really miss, and four we’re glad are gone: Technology is all about what’s new and what’s next—today’s iPhone is just tomorrow’s paperweight.

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The Tech of Mad Men—Just In Time for Season 3

 

Drink. Smoke.

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The Desperate Times Before Internet Porn

 

Getting porn as a kid in the ’70s was hard . You had to be part 007, part Pee Wee Herrman and part Rocky (specifically, the meat beating training scene).

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1979: The Golden Age of Lego

 

1979 was the beginning of Lego as we know it today, the year when they took over the world, the year of the Galaxy Explorer. I photographed all the classic sets in my Lego trip .

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Bill Gates: My 1979 Memories

 

Our Gizmodo ‘79 celebration may have ended last week, but there’s room for a final post, written by famed retiree and mosquito wrangler Bill Gates . It’s no joke: Gates read the series then sent this in: I read those 1979 stories all last week, and it put me in a nostalgic mood, so wanted to offer my own memory to add to the collection.

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Apple I: The Start of Something Huge

 

In our kick-off excerpt from the gorgeous coffee table book Core Memory , photographed by Mark Richards and written by John Alderman, we learn of the Cinderella-like beginning of the Apple saga. Name: Apple I Year created: 1976 Creator: Apple Computer Company Price: $666.66 Memory: 4KB semiconductor Processor: MOS technology 6502 Of course people would want their own computer.

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The Dirty Backstabbing Mess Called Betamax vs VHS

 

You think you enjoyed Blu-ray vs HD DVD? Memory Stick vs SD?

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