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Il était une fois... les technologies du passé.

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Once upon a time... vintage technologies.

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Des enfants d'une école au Québec sont placés devant des anciens objets des années 80/90 et doivent en deviner l'utilité.

© http://www.cyberpresse.ca
- Journaliste : Jean-Christophe Laurence
- Réalisation : Top Multimédia
- Classe de Cristina - Ecole St-Grégoire-le-Grand (Québec, Canada).

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Kids from a school in Québec, Canada, are in front of 80s 90s generation technologies have to find what are those objects used for.

© http://www.cyberpresse.ca
- Reporter : Jean-Christophe Laurence
- Producer : Top Multimédia
- School class of Cristina - Ecole St-Grégoire-le-Grand (Québec, Canada).

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  • Haha, that kid just discovered scratching!

  • I love feeling 30 when I'm only 17 :D

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  • Pokemon on Gameboy > COD

  • weon estoy viejo!!! :(

  • Omg i feel so old right now >.< LOL

  • sweet.

  • I am 27 and I used to remember seeing those huge soft floppy disks and considered it old news, because my high tech Intel 80286 had a 3.5-inch floppy drive... But I did not usually need it all that extra space. I had 9Mb of free space (after installing windows 3.11) on that hard disk...

  • LOL!

  • Para mí se trata de niños sin cultura.

  • ce sont des belges pas des qebecois

  • 2:35 dj!

  • As someone else already noted, that's not an 8" diskette, it's an 5¼" diskette. And they weren't that small-capacity, the 1.2MiB 5¼" diskette used on AT computers was actually quite close to the older 8" diskette format of the same capacity.

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