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This is the RetroWiki, a small encyclopedia mainly for some old devices such as laptops and lamps but it may also cover, occasionally, various interesting products. Most devices have been directly experienced and tested so information being provided on them goes beyond the standard datasheet, although it does not intend to replace this information. You may consider this encyclopedia as more of a reason why you might be interested in buying or using some old products if you are already slightly intrigued by them. | This is the RetroWiki, a small encyclopedia mainly for some old devices such as laptops and lamps but it may also cover, occasionally, various interesting products. Most devices have been directly experienced and tested so information being provided on them goes beyond the standard datasheet, although it does not intend to replace this information. You may consider this encyclopedia as more of a reason why you might be interested in buying or using some old products if you are already slightly intrigued by them. | ||
== Main categories == | |||
RetroLaptopWiki (early 90s to early 200s laptops) | |||
RetroLampWiki (late 90s to early 2000s lamps) | |||
== RetroLaptopWiki == | |||
RetroLaptopWiki showcases information on relatively old laptops (1994-2008), their features, benchmarks and other details that improves understanding of good retro systems as well as reasonable emulation accuracy goals. | RetroLaptopWiki showcases information on relatively old laptops (1994-2008), their features, benchmarks and other details that improves understanding of good retro systems as well as reasonable emulation accuracy goals. | ||
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The list of laptops includes models from various manufacturers such as IBM (later Lenovo), Toshiba, other manufacturers that have been personally tested. | The list of laptops includes models from various manufacturers such as IBM (later Lenovo), Toshiba, other manufacturers that have been personally tested. | ||
Major Manufacturers: | |||
Compaq | Compaq | ||
Fujitsu-Siemens | Fujitsu-Siemens | ||
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[[Category:Compaq]][[Category:DELL]][[Category:Fujitsu-Siemens]][[Category:HP]][[Category:IBM]][[Category:IPC]][[Category:Lenovo]][[Category:Toshiba]][[Category:Twinhead]] | [[Category:Compaq]][[Category:DELL]][[Category:Fujitsu-Siemens]][[Category:HP]][[Category:IBM]][[Category:IPC]][[Category:Lenovo]][[Category:Toshiba]][[Category:Twinhead]] | ||
== RetroLampWiki == | |||
RetroLampWiki showcases infomation on relalatively old lamps (1998-2008), their features and specific details that make them stand out or stand below other similar products. This covers classic tungsten bulbs, halogen bulbs, mercury vapour, low and high pressure sodium, flourescent lamps. | RetroLampWiki showcases infomation on relalatively old lamps (1998-2008), their features and specific details that make them stand out or stand below other similar products. This covers classic tungsten bulbs, halogen bulbs, mercury vapour, low and high pressure sodium, flourescent lamps. | ||
Major Manufacturers: | |||
General Electric | General Electric | ||
Osram | Osram | ||