Top 5 Most Wanted Retro Tech

Technology's come so far, but we still crave cool retro gadgets to remind us all of our childhoods! Tom runs down the Top 5 most wanted retro tech according to GDGT.

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[uhelp06]

does anybody watch this show?

[Martynas94]

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[GranKnight87]

What about PlayStation 2 (the best selling console of all times)

[tonycrazy88]

Are those really wanted? You can get these for a few bucks at backyards sales. For me, techs like a Neo Geo is number 1 because it is rare as hell (hence very expensive) and who does not want to get this fine arcade console at home?

[dark5hadow]

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[thereason1010]

Is it me or does Tom look really disproportionate in this video?

[os44881616]

@UndergarmentBurglar i think he's a genius

[xxatwxx10]

sill it snot -80% its +80% off-.-

[xxatwxx10]

i have a segaD:

[MrKurtHaeusler]

So biased. Commodore 64 should have been #1.

[smacky2]

I still have my genesis and my gameboy color :D

Oh memories

[UndergarmentBurglar]

So wait a minute. You take the list that you didn't help create from a website and then report back exactly what I could go see on the list from their site and then have a sponsor pay you money to report on work that isn't your own? Do you pay royalties to the sites that you take the sources from?