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Creative modder turns the old machines into retro-style keyboards that hook up to any USB-capable computer to let you type like it’s 1948.

If you thought the Novophone handset was cool, wait till you get a load of this totally retro iPhone base.

Clearly inspired by the retro Disney movie, the tee features a glow-in-the-dark print that will make it look like you have a glowing printed circuit board on your body when the lights go off.

The glossy orange 14-inch set doesn’t just look it belongs in a living room on “That ’70s Show”; it uses trusty old cathode ray tube technology.

The RCX4 Star Stryker is a Star Wars X-Wing Fighter-inspired radio-controlled helicopter found at CES 2010. Originally posted at 2010 CES

Pasadena, Calif.-based SchultzeWorks design studio has created a retro-styled re-imagining of the desktop PC based on an iconic 1950s TV brand.

What do you find when you haven’t opened a drawer in almost a decade? Of course there’s at least one “Try AOL free!” disk in there.

A retro-inspired concept MP3 player from Mintpass includes three VU meters and big, chunky buttons.

An took apart his Apple handset and retrofitted it with a couple of optical drive lenses, then stuck a few PVC pipes to accommodate his 18-55mm Canon glass.

In one of Apple’s latest TV ads featuring the omnipresent Mac (Justin Long) and PC (John Hodgman), we see PC going retro. It’s actually a cute ad as PC regresses back in time with various incarnations of himself through the years, each time promising that a particular version of Windows won’t suck. “Trust me,” he says