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When the Xbox 360 was released, a fault in the GPU would lead to catastrophic failure, the infamous "red ring of death" which bricked tons of consoles. The problem was not well understood, and led to some enterprising people coming up with some interesting commercial solutions. One such company...

YouTuber CelGen explores the Apricot F1, a British business computer whose closest design relative was the IBM PC Jr. in terms of design, functionality, and quirks. Check it out!

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Game Fuel makes influncer energy drink powder with virtually any license willing to play ball. LGR is a Duke Nukem superfan who has not heard of Gamer Fuel. Check this out!

How many PCMCIA adapters does one computer really need? Well...

Adrian's Digital Basement has one of the last IBM PS/2 series computers ever made on the bench. Check it out!

Laird talks about the Amstrad GX4000 video game console. Enjoy!

YouTuber Adrian's Digital Basement explores the ROMX+ device and all it can do for the Apple 2 computer series.

YouTuber CRG explores a modern accelerator for the Amiga 600 and the problems with it. Check it out!

YouTuber Adrian's Digital Basement has a LAVA RSC modern famicom clone console thing that's got a few nifty features. Check it out!

Some viewers sent Adrian Black some unusual wedge computers from Europe and Japan to explore- check them out!

Gamers Nexus explores the latest NZXT scam allegations. Rental PCs that are bad? Yikes- check it out!

YouTuber GutBomb explores the Power Macintosh 6100, and compares it to other Macs of the time to determine if it was any good. Enjoy!

It's a round boombox that became a meme sensation- and now, areal video game machine! Check it out!

YouTuber This Does Not Compute explores a Sony laptop with a built in MiniDisc player, the long dead media format. Check it out!

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It's not a CRT, but it is mighty cool.

YouTuber Epitronics repairs a fairly rare Intel i486 interposer for an IBM project. Check it out!

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