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First phone - Rotary dial
Ours was yellow like this. In my oldest memory, the phone was on a party line, you could hear your neighbors talking. -
Records 78 - 33 1/3 - 45 rpm
Played 33 1/3 and 45s at home, 78s at grandma's house. -
Black & White TV
Had to get up and change the channels. Dad made our antenna on top of the house. -
Classroom film projector, Bell & Howell.
Classroom movies. Sometimes the film would break or the teacher couldn't get it threaded right. -
Cassette recorder
Recorded many a Thanksgiving dinner conversation. -
Payphone
Yes, we did check the coin return for change... -
Alarm Clock radio with flip numbers
Dad was a big Radio Shack/Realistic fan. -
First Stereo
Had an 8-track player that would play 8-track one time, or in loop. One night Rocky soundtrack played for 4 hours ;) -
Beta & VHS tapes
We had Beta at first....had to get many new tapes when VHS took over. -
First computer used - TRS 80
Had 2 screen options-green letters or gold letters. Required a disc to startup. -
The Brick phone
First cell phone ever used, lousy reception! -
First personal computer.
It had a 1GB hard drive and I could run Illustrator and Photoshop. -
First personal cell phone.
Couldn't get a signal in Eureka. -
Car cassette adaptor
Plug it into your CD Walkman to play CDs through your car's cassette player.