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Never forget 90s Tech

I was born a Gen Z 😆 and I still remember those techs I found out while growing up, the 90s tech was really amazing and cool. I played games with consoles and PlayStation. MP3 was also one of the tech I make use to play my songs.
 
My first computer was a WebTV which was either mid to late 90s. It was later acquired by Microsoft and renamed MsnTV.

It was a computing device you plugged into your TV.

You could do a little bit with it but not a whole lot. I definitely don't miss it. LOL
 
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The 90s in the world of technology was something else. I still recall dial up internet and so many other things we thought was the best then. Well, It's amazing how tech has taken a turn.
 
I have my Pokemon Red on the original Gameboy in my display case. The sticker is a bit faded because I have very sweaty hands.

Admittedly, I still use a pager. It's not my pager though. In the hospital, we are required to use pagers for codes. But it's pointless because all the codes I am required to go to are all broadcasted on the intercom and if there is a code that I do need to go, I will get a notification on my from from the hospital texting app.
 
Sure, I totally agree with you because the 90s tech vibe is something very special. I grew up with a chunky Game Boy and dial-up internet, and those memories still stick like glue. 😂
Ravenfreak said:
I was born in 1990 so right at the beginning of the decade. 😀 I loved playing my Gameboy color and eventually got a Game Boy Advance. (Yeah I know that's not a 90's device since it was released in 2001. 😛) Technology really seemed to evolved quite rapidly in the 90's, the internet became widely available to everyone and in the mid to late 90's lots of awesome websites were founded. I have to say my favorite tech from the 90's is probably the PC, they were much more capable than the microcomputers that were released in the late 70's and throughout the 80's.
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I was conscious enough to meet the VCR being used in our home for a year or two before they were replaced with Compact Disc Players. I remember that we used to have a winder that we used with the VCR cassette to straighten the tapes when they were twisted.
 
I was pretty excited to own a pager. Bur sadly I couldn't continue to subscribe for the service because the charges were very high and I was just a student.
 
I think it is pagers and the brick mobile phones that stick to my memory when it comes to technology in the 1990s era. They actually laid the foundation for the several devices of communication technology that we have now.
 
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