Technology has come a long way and nothing drives that point home like the tech of yester-year. Today’s tech wouldn’t exist if not for these five golden age tech gadgets that are laughably outdated by today’s standards. Floppy Disks When I was an employee at a major electronics retailer, an older women walked and asked ...
It used to be the only way you could listen to music while you drove was via the car’s built-in stereo. Whether in the form of a radio, a cassette player, or a CD player, your options were pretty limited. You had the local stations at your disposable, or you could load up on CDs ...
I have or should have access soon to some cassette tapes of my step son’s biological father singing and preaching when he was a Christian prior to him passing. My wife asked me if I knew of where she could get the cassette tapes put to CD. Remembering a friend of mine putting VHS to ...
The compact disc came out in the late 80s and swept the nation. By 1993, many people were replacing their old cassettes with Cd’s. But not EVERYONE did. Many people still have a decent am/FM cassette player in their automobile and though they may have to go to yard sales and flea markets to find ...
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