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1984 Sony Precise V7 🔥

Introducing the Nexus MCP Give your AI access to hundreds of private APIs, without needing accounts or API keys. Watch me make ChatGPT 100x more useful

1989 Sony D-Z555

Retro computers are one of the highest forms of art.

PSP 2004-2011

Alphabetical listing of the best golf course logos

Gran Turismo on PS1 was pure magic in '98

Beauty in obsolescence

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The new book Sony: Personal Audio – A Visual Journey 1955–2025 is now on Kickstarter 🔗👇

Catching my pitcher Heaven Moore for her 12 strikout performance at PGF Surf City Showcase Oct 18 in CA. Some good frames and setups. @GCarbonatto @Maddihack23 @CoachKatt_ @coachjell @CoachGarnett @coachkoons @2Ganeff @ashleyweingartz @bridgetorchard @catheifner @BTelesco2

A time capsule, built by fans, for fans. Here’s your chance if u missed it last time 🔗👇

Sony Flamingo PS-F9

Sony side up

Sony 1984 💚

George Orwell once said: “Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed—everything else is public relations.” While the media hides the truth, real journalism is being done by the people on 𝕏. Here are 20 truth-tellers they don’t want you to follow. 🧵 THREAD

1998 $12,000 Sony DVD home theater system.

This thing couldn’t run much but man it was gorgeous

Did you start on PS1?

I love the early 2000s quirky era of cell phone innovation

@LADS_STFT @Costco would you want to help @LADS_STFT non profit get blessings bags in the hands of displaced neighbors in muskegon michigan and Charlotte North Carolina and toys in the hands to kids in woodstock Illinois. We are starting to plan this year's and would love

Gran Turismo on PS1 was pure magic in '98

Maybe what the world needs is a new PS Vita

Beauty in obsolescence

10 games to get to know me?

We recently did some testing to see the distance one of our Viewtron AI security cameras could detect a human and trigger a perimeter alarm. We used a 2.8mm fixed lens camera (ultra wide angle) and were still able to detect a person almost 150 feet away from the camera. Watch the