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Please visit Retro Wiki'd's Youtube channel for a retro perspective on modern trends, products, technologies and various other thoughts on society: https://youtube.com/channel/UCLbLU3F2h290zy_SqpngRkQ
Main categories
RetroLaptopWiki (early 90s to early 2000s laptops) RetroLampWiki (late 90s to early 2000s lamps)
Energy Conservation
Consumption monitoring Efficient energy use Billing plan considerations Consumption targeting
Indoor climate control and comfort
Airflow and airtightness Humidity monitoring Temperature monitoring Exterior and interior balance
Inexpensive Monitoring tools
Thermo-hygrometers Infrared thermometers Wall plug electricity meters
Retrofits
Building Retrofits Product Retrofits
Renewable Energy
Photovoltaic panels Solar panels Wind turbines Heat pumps Heat recovery systems
New energy efficient products
Appliances Devices
Laptops category/list by manufacturer
RetroLampWiki
RetroLampWiki showcases information on relatively old lamps (1998-2008), their features and specific details that make them stand out or compare unfavourably with other similar products. This covers classic tungsten bulbs, incandescent halogen bulbs, ceramic and quartz metal hallide lamps, mercury vapour, low and high pressure sodium, fluorescent lamps.
Major Manufacturers: General Electric Osram Philips Tungsram Others
Lamps category/list by manufacturer
Useful links
- Important links Other interesting websites