The High-tech gadgets we used to love in the 90

We can go home for the holidays and be reunited with our loved ones, which means we will open the album and look Back on the past. Let's look back at the High-tech gadgets we've loved since the 1990s to commemorate this nostalgic feeling. In the 90 's the internet really began to change our lives, we will always be memorable. At the time, we were wearing a high-tech product that looked cool, and we wore flannel and high waist jeans.

Here are some of the High-tech gadgets we miss deeply.

1. After watching "Kid Home 2" (Home Alone 2), everyone wants a cassette player (Talkboy). This little thing allows you to record and play any sound you want to hear repeatedly, and you can speed up or slow down to make your voice sound funny.

2. The classic game "Genesis" (Sega Genesis) was launched in the United States in 1988, but it did not sweep the world until the 1990s.

3. Your Sony Discman with the sound is outdated, it doesn't matter, you will always love it.

4. There is no electronic pet more than Tamagotchi (Electronic pet chicken) Let us like, although we sometimes forget to feed it.

5. Add Super Mario to your Nintendo Nintendo 64 game console and you can enjoy a few hours of the most wonderful game time.

6. For a 90-generation child, perhaps the most fun thing to do is to sit on the electric toy car power Wheels Barbie Jeep cruise.

7. With the advent of mobile phones, pagers began to fade out of sight in the middle of the 90, but we will always remember them and miss their elegance and simplicity.

8. After the initial version of Sony PlayStation was released in 1994, video games became more mainstream.

9. Using the Girltech password diary (Girltech Password Journal) to write a diary is a wonderful thing, because it uses a voice-recognition password that can most effectively prevent others from spying on your secret.

10. Mobile phones were popular in the the 1990s at a startling rate. Of course, most of the initial mobile phones were bulky and bloated, including Zache Morris (Zack Morris) in the film "Saved by the Bell" to promote the world's first mobile phone Motorola DynaTAC.

11. If you're a business person in the late 90, chances are you'll have a handheld computer that you can use to make business appointments, store contacts, or send messages.

12. When Apple's imac G3 computer was launched in 1998, its gorgeous rainbow dress was maddening.

13.Tiger Games Company launched the audio player hitclips in 1999. While it can only play any one-minute footage of a single song, it's enough to listen to Britney Spears ' baby One More time. ' "