What's the oldest piece of tech that you still use?

[Giganthrax]

Some of my harddrives are from the early 2000s. They're 160gb and 300gb ones. Still useful for storing movies, games, music, etc.

[PineyCreek]

Mmm...oldest that's still in use...Atari 2600?

[Andreas Lilja]

Not THAT old, but my 2014 Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5.

 

Still my main driver for streaming. Netflix, Amazon, etc.

 

Crave app doesn't work anymore, it needs Android 7. Website works fine tho.

 

[sub68]

MP3 player (2016 sony model)

This.

I work in sound sometimes I find a 50~ year old mic.

There is a lighting board that runs XP in a church I work in.

[MajorCasualties]

My second monitor is an old hannspree monitor from before 2010.

[WaggishOhio383]

I have an old Dell Dimension 4500S from around 2002 running Windows XP. I also regularly use my PS2 and Xbox, both of which are hooked up to a Sylvania 6620LCT. It's a 480p LCD TV and I can't for the life of me figure out what year it's from, but I got it for free from my grandparents and figured I'd add it to my desk setup so I can play my consoles at their native resolution.

[Zomeguy]

Microsoft Surface Pro 1

 

Somehow the battery still holds a charge. Only 2-3 hours but still for the occasional use I have for it works ok.

[Zodiark1593]

Recently picked up a Mamiya Super Deluxe from 1964 that I bought film for, and shot today. 
 

My GBA SP is probably the oldest individual piece of tech that I regularly use, though my PS2 Slim (the original V12 variant) was released not long after as well, and that gets frequent use as well. My Vizio doesn’t too a horrible job with the upscaling. Sonic Mega Collection forced to 480P, and upscaled actually looked surprisingly not like scorch garbage. 

[germgoatz]

some 2007 samsung monitor i got from my moms friend

[flibberdipper]

Up until just a few days ago it was basically the entirety of my XP rig (which is in my signature still). Now I think either my OG Xbox or PS2 slim are the oldest things I still use regularly.

[LloydLynx]

My Hallicrafters SX-110 shortwave radio, made in the late 60s I think. I have it connected to a 100ft wire I strung above my backyard. Good ol' tube technology, it receives pretty well.

[Spindel]

A cast iron skillet