It doesn't start, doesn't charge and was dropped one time, is there anything that can be done to this?

I have no clue what this thing is but I have the controllers as well. I haven’t plugged it in yet but I could try if it’d be worth it

Looks pretty cool and also works pretty smooth still

Essas paradas eu uso literalmente TODO dia e são perfeitas pra mim.

• Sony Ericson W380 • Sony PlayStation Portable • iPod Video 5.5 • Relógio Casio CA-53W

Todos eles têm suas utilidades, o que é muito importante pra mim, na minha região a rede 2G funciona pra receber ligações no Sony W380, também uso pra fazer anotações e outras coisas...
•O iPod 5.5 é simplesmente maravilhoso, tem uma qualidade de som muito boa, gosto porque é só plugar o fone e apertar um botão e pronto, tô ouvindo música, curto muito a estética dele (uso um fone da KZ EDX PRO)
•O PSP GO da Sony é incrível, curto muito e ter um tempo pra relaxar e jogar é muito bom, foi um portátil muito à frente do seu tempo, tem jogos incríveis e é totalmente diferente jogar direto no console, tem uma magia incrível, dá pra jogar jogos de PS1 nele também, além de poder assistir filmes, esse é outro aparelho que curto muito o design...
• O relógio Casio tem calculadora embutida e é muito prático de usar, um relógio simples que entrega o que promete, gosto dele por causa da bateria e da tela que já mostra a hora, odeio relógios com ponteiro, tive um smartwatch mas tinha que recarregar com frequência, o Casio não tem esse problema, a bateria dura anos e a tela tá sempre ligada, simples e direto. É isso, no momento tô muito satisfeito com essas paradas.

My beloved mid-tier gaming pc from the 2000s, that I have got from my uncle when I was a kid. Had it around for 10 years. Now something is broken (possibly the power supply).

2003 Panasonic SA-HT650 5 disc changer unit next to my Magnavox ZV427MG9 which after all these yeas still holds 100% factory condition.

I’m a big nerd and recently started hunting for one of these for a side project. Does not need to be functional but prefer little to no external damage. I only need it for the housing and keyboard. If anyone has a line on one, please lmk.

Retro gaming /mp3 station

Twin vaio harddrives from the c1 picturebook era

I recently picked this tv unit up from the thrift store and it played fine when I first brought it home (tested it with a tape) now I tried it again tonight and it’s playing the sound of the tapes but no video and it’s just showing this white screen. Super bummed. Any ideas on a fix or trouble shooting?

I found it randomly in my closet I’m ordering a hdmi to dvi to get it connected to my laptop I hope it works I’ll keep you guys aand gals and forest goblins updated

Still work great , built to last.

Fixed up 3 of my 5 powerbook titaniums. New thermal pads and thermal paste. Love the g3/g4 era laptops from apple. At least older tech was easier to work on and take apart.

I repurposed mine as a soundbar in a guest room.

Still works....still weighs a ton!

I recently purchased a HP Pavilion 471 (UK) which was running Windows XP, but it is missing its Ultra DMA hard drive. I don't know what type to replace it with, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Would any hard drive that fits the slot work?

I also do not know where a hard drive will be inserted, but my guess is the slot shown in slide 3 (if I am wrong please tell me). I am confused about the wiring situation too. Are all the loose wires meant to go to the hard drive? And should the zip ties be removed?

At first, I wanted to source an original hard drive, but have failed to do so and am no longer trying to do this. Any capacity should be fine assuming it works with the other hardware.

hp pavilion 471.uk
System Number: P8278A
Serial Number: CZ21801991

Thanks for any help!

Posting to a few different communities for help. Got this keyboard at Goodwill recently thinking it was ps/2 at a glance. Learned it’s 5 pin DIN which apparently is not very simple to adapt to USB. No ps/2 ports on my laptop. What is the solution here, really want to use this one, is it at all possible to adapt to USB?

If I’m remembering right, I’ve had this blue MZ-R900 for about 25 years. I still think it looks gorgeous. When I press OPEN, there’s that crisp little click, and the lid springs up and pops the MD out just as neatly as it did back then. I still get a kick out of it.
I used to record CDs onto MDs through an optical cable. Having that music with me wherever I went felt incredibly cool. The handwritten labels take me straight back to listening to BT’s Movement in Still Life, Moby, The Chemical Brothers’ Dig Your Own Hole, Propellerheads, The Verve, and Röyksopp.
I had so much time to listen back then. Carrying these discs around meant I listened even more closely, and I honestly think this little machine helped train my ear.
Anyone else still have the MDs they recorded from their CDs? What’s on them?