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Classic PC Games That Defined the ’80s and ’90s
Iconic titles that pioneered new genres, harnessed groundbreaking technology, and inspire the next generation of games.
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Video Calls on a 56K Modem
The Amstrad E3 brought video calling to households before they even had broadband
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Tweeting Before Smartphones: Remembering the TwitterPeek
"No phone, no browser, no camera — and no apologies"
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Bringing TV Channels to the Feature Phone: The Virgin Lobster 700TV
This bulky headset added 5 TV channels to users' pockets
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The Pocket Surfer 2 downloaded webpages over pre-3G networks faster than any other phone
In the pre-3G era of smart phones, webpages were painfully slow to download outside of wifi. But the Pocket Surfer 2 was fast. How did it do it?
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From Game Console to Movie Center: The Panasonic Q was Nintendo’s DVD Dream
The Panasonic Q (2001) was a hybrid version of the Nintendo GameCube, exclusive to the Japanese market