Normal sized stapler for size comparison.
My first laptop, bought in 1999 when I retired. I still remembering running back to the old office with it in hand, just long enough for those who knew how much I wanted one to smile with me! The battery has seen better days, but last I tried the laptop still worked — Windows 98 — and all. . . No USB ports, sigh, And I had to lug around the two drives. . . and the 8 inch screen meant a lot of scrolling side to side, even back then! I loved it, it is my ‘baby’. . . but as you can see I let it collect dust, replaced first by a desktop (given to our son and daughter-in-law) and then to my 12″ iBook G4. I keep saying I will see if a computer genius can update it enough that I could use it for my novel. . . (It has MS Word.)
Kind of like those of you still typing on a typewriter, but I can backspace and edit a LOT easier!! And I do a LOT of backspacing. (OK, so it is not really an antique, but it may as well be!
LOL…I like you’re interpretation of this weeks theme…isn’t it funny how quickly our electronics join the antique heap? I played too
Stacie
Thank goodness technology has evolved. Happy weekend.
*G* How right you are! The tech world makes antiques out of everthing in such a short time§ Great choice and fun photos!
Mine’s up
Happy weekdend
L
Fun photos and how right you are!
things today become antiques tomorrow!
good choice!!
Happy weekend
mine’s up
L
That’s neat! (As a Mac Addict, I’m glad to see you came to the Light!!)
Have a great week!
You’re absolutely right. It’s sometimes frustrating nowadays when after a few months or year you discover that your cellphone or computer is already outdated…antique.
Have a nice day!
LOL It might not be an antique, but it’s definitely outdated.
Happy hunting!
Cool! Great interpretation of the theme.
It’s great that you still have it!
Thanks for visiting.
Hahaha… antique indeed! I’ve got an antique like that in my office too.
at the speed things get antiquated I must be a dinosaur.
thanks for dropping by