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Alittle clue

Not computer or IT based at all. it is hand held, vintage and collectable. - - - Updated - - - stops all them reverse image searchers!

LOL I guess the next gen is pure Web browser based and a totally new product. Just i've not seen much about it.

No takers on this then?

Is SIMs Connected and SIMs Next gen the same thing then? https://www.ess-sims.co.uk/products-and-services/sims-connected https://www.ess-sims.co.uk/nextgen

If you know you know.

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Nobody playing today? had one of these, thought it was awesome and very different

USB to serial or parallel convertor. Depending on what the other end looks like

LOL i had one of these..... in fact i still have one in here somewhere........ one would think its network based..... but in this digital age, it's hardware to get your old analog devices to work.

Winner Ok somebody else need to have a turn now lol

Its usb, mid 00's was popular with the apple clan, and video editors. I still use mine as a volume control...... no more clues!

It does! But it's not the correct answer!

Another one for the day............. should be easy this one.

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Nope. It is an external IN/OUTPUT device that compliments a once very popular premium multimedia brand..... no more clues.

Nope computer based.

another

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Also not a 747

Winner!" we have the same thing... maybe school got them from somewhere in the early 90s...... Psion Series 3a or acorn

Following on from this thread: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/179767-any-tech-spotters-68.html Here's a clue..... it's not a 747!

That's the one thanks!

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