Sentence examples for Vintage technology from inspiring English sources

Signals and electronics hacker and fan of vintage technology.

But that doesn't mean that we at the Book Bench don't appreciate vintage technology.

It was jovial, folksy tunes arriving via vintage technology that sounds even woozier now than it did in its day.

Thus the existing reactors, potential models for expansion, are beginning to look like heirlooms, vintage technology from the age of slide rules, eight-track tapes and moon landings.

("It's About You," a documentary shown to Radio City's early arrivals, was a grainy hagiography filmed on Mr. Mellencamp's tour and at recording sessions, using another vintage technology: Super 8).

He had brought his garage crew, Lucky, Logan and Tyrell, and his friend Mister Jalopy, an artist and blogger who is also an authority on vintage technology and old California and does not go by his real name.

Indeed, this sort of sentimentality for not-so-vintage technology isn't hard to find these days: look at the phenomenal success of Instagram, or the recent social media excitement over the hideously dated official Space Jam website, still online in its all its horrendous splendour.

I'll admit to a chill and a thrill as I walked the Greek-columned, shag-carpeted, tiki-splendored, gold-record-festooned, vintage-technology-filled halls.

The router sat on a chair in the hall, vintage 2002 technology with blinking green lights – a visual symbol of what was important to people and what was not: stumble around in the dark if you have to, but don't lose connection with the world.

Updated at 5.00pm BST 4.12pm BST Wandering around the site a little while ago, we came across the headquarters of the Glastonbury Free Press tent – the festival's local newspaper, printed on site using vintage letterpress technology – and had a quick chat with main man Dennis Gould.

The Chillwave genre is a direct result of internet music and the readily available contemporary and vintage music technologies that allow solo artists and smaller (often two members, at most) groups to create new minimalist electronic indie music.