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Old laptops, lamps and technology are the main focus although newer interesting developments may also be covered in this encyclopedia format. There are also some interesting subjects covered in instructional or tutorial materials as well as general society discussions.


This is the RetroLaptopWiki, a collection of 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 by me, Andrei Boiu.
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/@retrowikid https://youtube.com/@retrowikid]


== Major Manufacturers ==
== Main categories ==
 
RetroLaptopWiki (early 90s to early 2000s 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.
 
The list of laptops includes personally tested models from major as well as smaller worldwide manufacturers.
 
Major Manufacturers:
Apple
Compaq
Fujitsu-Siemens
Hewlett-Packard (HP)
IBM
IBM
IPC
Lenovo
Toshiba
Toshiba
Lenovo
Twinhead
Twinhead
Others
Others


[[Category:IPC][Category:IBM][Category:Lenovo][Category:Toshiba][Category:Twinhead]]
[[:Category:Laptops| 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
 
[[:Category:Lamps  | Lamps category/list by manufacturer]]
 
[[Category:Lamps]]
[[Category:Laptops]]
[[Category:Phones]]
[[Category:Tablets]]
 
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Latest revision as of 21:51, 9 December 2022

Retro Wiki'd (Adnoteh) - A retro perspective on modern trends


Old laptops, lamps and technology are the main focus although newer interesting developments may also be covered in this encyclopedia format. There are also some interesting subjects covered in instructional or tutorial materials as well as general society discussions.

Retro Wiki'd channel

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/@retrowikid

Main categories

RetroLaptopWiki (early 90s to early 2000s 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.

The list of laptops includes personally tested models from major as well as smaller worldwide manufacturers.

Major Manufacturers: Apple Compaq Fujitsu-Siemens Hewlett-Packard (HP) IBM IPC Lenovo Toshiba Twinhead Others

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

Follow Retrowiki'd

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