I figured I should make a post documenting everything I own, so this might be a little long...
I will be using emoji codes to denote the status of these devices, they are as follows:
🐕🦺: I do not know if this device is working or nonworking, as I do not have the proper materials to test it, and therefore cannot find out. Or I have the materials and just can't bother, for example corroded batteries being in the device (I am deathly afraid of batteries.)
🫏: This device is nonworking. It may be the wires I have, or the inner workings of the device, but I am not sure and don't care, and I'm probably not invested enough in this device to care. Or I am sure, and know the problem (unusual), and just don't bother. I don't have the materials for everything.
No emoji: This device works fine! It might have flaws but I really don't care. If it ain't broke...
Consoles
Atari 2600 made by TRW Electronic Components in Taiwan in 1983, evidenced by the fact the serial number is TR-83-0388046. It is a CX2600-A, making it a Darth Vader. 🐕🦺
Nintendo Entertainment System (1985) 🐕🦺
Game Boy DMG (1989) 🫏
Sega Genesis Mark II (1993) 🐕🦺
Game Boy Color, atomic purple (1998)
Game Boy Color, teal (1998)
Game Boy Advance, Golden Pichu & Pikachu NYC Pokémon Center Edition (2001)
Pixter Color (2001) 🐕🦺
Xbox (2001)
Xbox (2001)
Game Boy Advance SP, platinum, AGS-001 (2003)
Halo 2 Special Edition Xbox (2004)
Tiger Electronics Duel Masters, a handheld game (2004) 🐕🦺
PlayStation 2 Slim, black (2004)
Nintendo DS Lite, black (2006)
PlayStation 3 Phat, but all of the internals have been ripped out and trashed (2006) 🫏
Nintendo Wii (2006)
Nintendo Wii (2006)
PlayStation Portable, PSP-3000, mystic silver (2008)
Atari Flashback 3 (2011)
Xbox One, black (2013)
ColecoVision Flashback (2014)
Nintendo Switch (2018)
PlayStation 5 Slim (2023)
I might observe the serial codes for manufacturing dates on most of these, but it's not today. It's only specific on my Atari 2600 as I was checking which model to state it was in this post.
Laptops
Gateway Solo 3100, dead battery, dead hard drive (1998) 🫏
Lenovo ThinkPad R60, fully working, replaced battery, Windows 7 Ultimate (2006)
ASUS VivoBook 15 (F512J), no casing, charging port stopped working completely with the casing (2020) 🫏
Lenovo IdeaPad 1i (15IJL), my daily driver (2022)
Mobiles
Samsung Galaxy S1 Mesmerize, U.S. Cellular variant, hence the Mesmerize name (2010)
Samsung Galaxy S3, U.S. Cellular (2012)
Samsung Galaxy S5, U.S. Cellular (2014)
Samsung Galaxy J7, I believe they stopped putting U.S. Cellular on the casing at this point but it is still a U.S. Cellular phone, I dropped it very hard one day (2017) 🫏
Lenovo Tab E8, screen 33% broken (2018)
Amazon Fire Tablet 7, 9th generation (2019)
Samsung Galaxy A71 5G, also a U.S. Cellular phone, it's just not on the casing, my old daily driver before T-Mobile ate U.S. Cellular and said it was unsupported and forced me to get the following phone (2020)
Google Pixel 10a, this was not my choice (2026)
I also have multiple other things, for example some Casio disc labeler I have sitting around, or my piano, but I do not care enough to document them. I also have an old emachines monitor. I have plenty of console controllers, etc. If you're interested in games (99% are physical), here is my backloggd, but I figured since this is going in #techum (targeted audience) and similar, you wouldn't care about it. I also have heaping amounts of DVDs and VHS tapes, but again, don't care to document. Honestly, just ask.
If you want to see an image of anything in particular, shoot me an ask, I'd be glad to share.
