Any tech-spotters in?

[deKay]

Almost certain they're supergameboy or similar for the SNES/Super Famicom

 

They are - one Super Game Boy for the US SNES, one for the UK SNES.

 

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What about... this:

 

[Dos_Box]

Game Boy connector port cover?

[deKay]

Game Boy connector port cover?

 

Yes! Need to find something more obscure, I think!

[mikeprice]

My problem is that I have moved house 4-5 times over the last 10 years so I have chucked loads of stuff out

knew I would regret it one day

[synaesthesia]

Righto, one for the older folk Enjoying this!

 

[Boredguy]

Appears to be an IDE to ISA adapter?

 

I don't think it's from a 747

[mikeprice]

wild guess - some sort of tape drive thingy??

[Bedders]

I'm too young for most of the stuff in this thread

[synaesthesia]

Appears to be an IDE to ISA adapter?

 

I don't think it's from a 747

 

Close I think you could use them in any IBM compatible but this one is quite specific. I was going to do an MFM adapter from an IBM PS/2 but think that might have thrown a few too many of the younguns

[Dos_Box]

This should be easy for those who have been around in the past 18 years:

 

[pooley]

Floppy or Zip drive?

[pcstru]

This should be easy for those who have been around in the past 18 years:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41257[/ATTACH]

 

zip drive.

[Dos_Box]

Floppy or Zip drive?

 

Half a point for even suggesting it's a floppy drive

Yup, it's the very handy (at the time) Zip Drive:

 

[bald_pig]

I'm sad that I missed this thread! I have some stuff in the office I can photograph, give me a minute!

[synaesthesia]

Half a point for even suggesting it's a floppy drive

Yup, it's the very handy (at the time) Zip Drive:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41259[/ATTACH]

 

I entirely skipped over the Zip drive. I was quite happy with a combination of dual floppy drives and a twin speed CD recorder

[Dos_Box]

I entirely skipped over the Zip drive. I was quite happy with a combination of dual floppy drives and a twin speed CD recorder

 

Zip drives were awesome, especially in the days before CD/R became reliable.

[Dos_Box]

@ZeroHour is not allowed to guess this one:

 

[DJ-1701]

I still have some data on a couple of zip disks somewhere... without a zip drive... most likely meaningless information now though... plus I would have to find a machine with a parallel port to use it...

[DJ-1701]

@ZeroHour is not allowed to guess this one:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41260[/ATTACH]

 

Well it's a Windows Mobile Phone... not sure what model though.

[Norphy]

@ZeroHour is not allowed to guess this one:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41260[/ATTACH]

 

That's an old HTC Windows CE mobile phone by the looks of it. TMobile branded them as their own before HTC started making their name known.

[synaesthesia]

Zip drives were awesome, especially in the days before CD/R became reliable.

 

I have no idea what you're talking abo.....*****#######BUFFER UNDERRUN!########

[bald_pig]

Here's one from my pile!

 

[synaesthesia]

Here's one from my pile!

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41261[/ATTACH]

 

Old ATI card, first gen PCI express? And some major capacitor plague to boot!

[Garacesh]

Here's one from my pile!

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41261[/ATTACH]

 

Passive cooling?! On a graphics card?! Oh, the humanity.

[bald_pig]

Old ATI card, first gen PCI express? And some major capacitor plague to boot!

2 out of three, it's not an ATI card