Sony Walkman
Music player is a must have in the 1980s. A device that lets you listen to music anywhere.
Sony's $ 150 music player has become a symbol of the times. This is precursor to Apple iPod as well as other players today.CD
Without a walkman, you need a CD to listen to music. Introduced in 1982 by Sony and Philips.
CDs have become the preferred format for music, games, entertainment and storage, and support for richer, more detailed audio and video, thus marking the cachetown's recession.Microsoft Windows
The most popular computer operating system in the world is also in the 1980s, with Windows 1.0 being released in November 1985. At that time, it contained some of the familiar features of today. Paint, Control Panel and Notepad.Apple Macintosh
Sold in January 1984, the first Apple Macintosh was designed by Steve Jobs and is named after the favorite apple of his colleague Jef Raskin. This is a product designed to educate, design and become a launch pad for Apple to enter the mass market.IBM 5150
Apart from Apple, there's also the IBM 5150 - a computer that starts the revolution in computing.
Because the IBM 5150 is a product that was born more than 30 years ago, you will only get 64 KB of RAM, 4.77 Mhz 16-bit processor for about $ 2,000.VHS and Betamax
Is the standard for most popular video tapes of the 1980s. The growing demand for entertainment led to a new technological revolution, the formation of DVDs and the arrival of home cinemas.Game Boy
Launched in 1989, the Game Boy left a mark in the game. With this device, players are no longer constrained at home but can entertain wherever they want. Games like Tetris and Super Mario Land have put Game Boy into a cultural icon as well as one of Nintendo's biggest products.
