Forgotten Computers

All photos are my own unless otherwise stated.

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NEC MobilePro 750C PC Mag - June 1998

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Great headline. It was the same for Asus EeePC, when it was new. And after a question about its price, the standard reaction was "Oh it IS cheap! I should get one too".

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Can't post images on Tumblr without editing them with Tumblr's own image editor first. Help?

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Testing posting.

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Testing posting.

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Some of my mobile devices and memory cards.

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Maximum PC - October 2007

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Franklin / Rolodex REX was a credit card sized PDA. PCMCIA card sized, actually. It was able to fit PCMCIA slots of other PDAs and laptops.

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HTC Touch was a cute little Windows Mobile phone. A little buggy but very adorable.

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FYI, I'm slowly deleting my posts on Twitter and moving them here.

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Some of my Windows Mobile devices. X50v was a cool device with a very high PPI for its time. I used it to remotely access my PC.

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I always liked the design of Palm V.

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I have so many memories with this little guy. It was kind of a love/hate relationship. Reason why: It was a joy to use, until it decided to crash and delete everything. Daily backups were obligatory... but then again backup process itself could crash too...

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Palm (PalmOne) LifeDrive promotional material. LifeDrive was a thick PDA which featured a 4GB MicroDrive. That was a lot of storage for a Palm OS device. Their hope was to compete with the growing threat of the iPod but MicroDrive was too slow for a mobile device. This is image is from my archive, it was distributed by Palm back in the day.

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Top ten apps... for your Palm Powered handheld ;)

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Palm Computing