LEGO brings back the GameBoy with a clever lenticular screen and click-in cartridges
LEGO Game Boy has been in the rumor mill this year, and finally, the nostalgic recreation of the iconic handheld has arrived. The life-sized replica…
LEGO Game Boy has been in the rumor mill this year, and finally, the nostalgic recreation of the iconic handheld has arrived. The life-sized replica…
As a 34-year old, I’m just about old enough to remember these machines. They were large, bulky, all off-white, and could be found in the…
I don’t see LEGO as a toy anymore. I see it as a visualization tool, a physical pixel, a model-making apparatus, and potential home decor….
The Commodore 64 was one of those computers that defined an entire generation’s relationship with technology, complete with its chunky beige case and that satisfying…
The most fascinating technology today isn’t chasing tomorrow’s trends—it’s mining yesterday’s design wisdom with modern precision. We’re living through an amazing moment where cutting-edge gadgets…
The gaming world is in the middle of a handheld renaissance, with flashy new devices launching every season and nostalgia-fueled fans snapping up anything with…
There is something undeniably charming about the sight of a cassette tape spinning inside a portable player, especially when you realize the world has mostly…
As a millennial, I can confidently say that I was perhaps the last ever generation to really see the rotary phone before it completely went…
There is something magical about finding purpose in forgotten things, especially when that purpose is entirely unexpected. That’s exactly what happened when one gamer and…
Laptops haven’t quite reached the same plug-and-play modularity as desktop PCs, but tinkerers have found ways to piece together unique machines using Raspberry Pi boards…
A boombox was as essential to my music growing up as the Walkman, and then the iPod later. If you’re an ’80s kid, you have…
Retro design never truly goes out of style. From the warm wood tones of mid-century modern to the tactile dials and nostalgic shapes of yesteryear’s…