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I agree, and I am young in my late 20s. Linus Tech Tips, Hardware Unboxed and many others are super interesting but they still have nothing on the retro classic Tech TV. As tech has progressed, the focus has switched from big, bulky and burgeoning behemoths to small, svelte and seamless shrimps. CRT? Extinct and eradicated. Discs? Largely superseded by digital. Yes, DIY PC building continues to advance with more permutations of fun reigns than ever before and you can find every sort of niche imaginable including our bustling SFF corner of the globe. But in the minds of most people in most cases, most of the inards of tech that was in their face back in the day is now out of sight and out of mind.

[QUOTE="Hifihedgehog, post: 119869, member: 405"] I agree, and I am young in my late 20s. Linus Tech Tips, Hardware Unboxed and many others are super interesting but they still have nothing on the retro classic Tech TV. As tech has progressed, the focus has switched from big, bulky and burgeoning behemoths to small, svelte and seamless shrimps. CRT? Extinct and eradicated. Discs? Largely superseded by digital. Yes, DIY PC building continues to advance with more permutations of fun reigns than ever before and you can find every sort of niche imaginable including our bustling SFF corner of the globe. But in the minds of most people in most cases, most of the inards of tech that was in their face back in the day is now out of sight and out of mind. [/QUOTE]

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