The '80s was a significant time in the tech world and while some gadgets were just plain odd, here are six that shaped how we use modern tech today.

Home computers have come a long way since the ’70s, progressing from simple-text-based CRT monitors to full-colour 3D graphics, hi-res LCD screens, and hundreds of times more processing power in a ...

This resulted in the release of the Apple I and Apple II computers. By the early '80s, Apple had emerged as a major player in the burgeoning computer market.

Apple Lisa is famous for being the first computer with a graphical user interface (GUI), an approach to personal computer interfaces that Steve Jobs embraced after visiting Xerox's Palo Alto ...

The auction also includes Apple company check No. 2 signed by Jobs and Wozniak and dated March 19, 1976. The check for $116.97 was made out to Ramlor Inc., a circuit board maker, and experts think ...

IBM’s young competitor Apple, on the other hand, was willing to give discounts, provided the University agreed to secret negotiations and discreet showings of its newest, unreleased personal computer.

As I said, that's not exactly a gaming powerhouse, but it does rock 16 RDNA 3.5-style compute units and it is capable of some moderate 1080p-res gaming. It's basically the same chip as you'll find ...

Apple's First 'Tetris' Movie Trailer Is Packed With '80s Intensity "I still see falling blocks in my dreams," says Taron Egerton's Henk Rogers, who turned the game into a worldwide phenomenon.