Favorite piece of tech you've ever owned

[The Belgian Waffle]

it has to be my dad's tablets in 2007. He used them to work like a normal PC and was a precursor of what we have now. 

http://www.lesnumeriques.com/lecteur-mp3/samsung-q1-ultra-p2141/test.html

http://www.tabletkiosk.com/products/sahara/i575_overview.asp

 

it was something that people were amazed to see every time we used one of them in public. 

[Dredgy]

EIZO EV2730Q! Had a few for business use after reviewing a sample. Since I no longer work where I did, I'm missing mine greatly -  though I did just order one!

[kelvinhall05]

My ASUS X200CA, that thing lasted me for nearly 5 years. I finally replaced it about a month ago when it started getting too slow for my needs and having heat and battery problems. Still have it around, still love it.

[Winks]

I'd have to say my PS2, a few of them broke (overheating) and we got a new one, I spent so much time on the PS2 it was basicly my life. Best game I played was StarWars BattleFront 2, still have the PS2 and the game but sometimes it doesnt load, which makes me sad...

[NinjaJc01]

My GTX 750 Ti. I was given it my a friend of my mums, and that's what properly sparked my interest in building a PC. Now I have built far too many and put far too much money in...

[AsadaShinoSan]

My Gameboy Advanced SP (OG no headphone jack) I guess? Has some sentimental value to it being one of the first things my mom bought me lol

[Coaxialgamer]

My sapphire 290x.  Great card,  overclocks very well and has the best cooler ive ever owned.  

 

Also,  my ds lite. 

[Mark77]

My oldest and arguably most favourite tech was the USR V.Everything modem.  Started out life as a 16.8k modem, was upgraded with a new daughterboard to the V.32 standard, and eventually with firmware to V.34, V.34+, VFC, and a few other standards I forget.  I still have it in service for sending/receiving faxes.

 

Also, an IBM 101-key Model "M" keyboard that I obtained in 1988.  Still runs, hooked up to a reasonably modern Ivy Bridge machine. 

[kittycannon]

My HP Envy Phoenix 800-000a. My first windows tower and what really got me into computer modding and upgrading. It is still my main (and only) tower.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

GNT-5000. Best speakers I've ever used and the sub is still running strong after 20 years.

[Praesi]

A long Time ago, back in School almost everyone had a Nintendo Gameboy, but me or my Parents didnt had Money for that. But some Day a Friend of my Family gave me a Sega Gamegear as Gift. BAAMMM...eat this Motherfuckers ^^. That was a damn good Feeling  

[Devin92]

On 2016-10-07 at 3:57 PM, Spork829 said:

What was the most awesome and reliable device you've ever owned? I was reminiscing about my original Moto X today, which had battery life like it was brand new, all the right extra features added on to Android and was just the perfect size, when I..well... dropped it into the ocean last year. I'd probably still be using it if I still had it, though I do love my Nexus 6P. 

I have the 1st gen moto x as well. Like it a lot, but my battery ages very fast. after only 2 yrs of use it probly only have half the battery life as new.

[SlipperyPete]

My blackberry bold. it survived drops and spills, had good battery life. It died when i got mad and threw it at teh ground

[spellmanuk]

Probably my Palm Pre Man I love that thing still got it now use it as a back up phone even though most of the online services got shut down  

[Spork829]

4 hours ago, Devin92 said:

I have the 1st gen moto x as well. Like it a lot, but my battery ages very fast. after only 2 yrs of use it probly only have half the battery life as new.

Mine had almost perfect battery life at that point... I guess you've lost the "lithium lottery" you could say. 

[Spork829]

On 10/7/2016 at 2:11 PM, Brooksie359 said:

What did you grow up playing on?

PS2, Wii and XB360, though I actually was really into sports and didn't game a lot till I discovered PC.

[NumLock21]

My Sharp scientific calculator. Not this model, have EL506, they look exactly the same. My parents got that for me, while I was in Junior High. Never changed the battery and it still works. Sadly some of the LCD pixels has died. Comes with a hardcover attached to the calculator on a swivel hinge.

 

Boston Electric pencil sharpener I had since elementary.

[Bradl79]

i would have to say back in the day before mp3 players were popular i had a Nomad Jukebox 3, when i upgraded it to an 80GB HDD from 20GB i thought i was the shit lol

 

 

this was the very 1st one i owned, 6gb of storage lol

Spoiler

 

[TheLaserCucumber]

I had a gameboy advanced. Man, I loved this thing. I sold it 5 years ago. Wish I had it back.

[paddy-stone]

I was going to say my nvidia shiled k1 tablet.... but thinking about it a bit more I'd have to say my original xbox, I used that thing day and night, was soft modded so I could keep all my games/movies/music on the HDD. I still miss it today

[Tommy]

Nexus 5, my first good phone, had it since release and it's been amazing since. I'd honestly consider getting another one before pretty much any other phone on the market - the price is just too good for what it does.

[Legaacy]

Easily my play station 2. I got it for Christmas in second grade and played Lego star wars literally all day. definitely my one of my favorite things I've ever owned other than my PC

[NTDaws]

My EVGA GTX 960 Superclocked 4GB Graphics card, And my girlfriend is the most prized possession in the world.

[SImoHayha]

Original Fatty PS2. This thing is a beast.

[Funtoink63]

Microsoft Intellimouse Optical 1.1A . That one that has 5 buttons, back and forward being large button on each side of the mouse. Had two of them. First one was white and lasted me like 3 years. Then the left button broke and started double clicking a lot. Second one was black and I've been using for like 8 years until last month. Like the previous one, left button broke and started double clicking.

 

Now I have new mouse with both back and forward buttons on one side and I can't get used to it.