RetroBytes

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Welcome to RetroBytes We will be repairing old systems, looking at retro networking tech, making terrible jokes, reviewing old systems, and whatever retro goodness appeals to me sufficiently to make a video. If you watch any of the videos please feel free to like and subscribe, as it will encourage me to make more. We now have a website on which news about the channel is now posted https://retrobytes.net You can also tweet us as @bytesretro

1:56:04

The history of the PC: From 8bit to 64bit and everything in-between.

RetroBytes · 227K views · 7 months ago

21:10

How Intel failed in the mobile market

RetroBytes · 44K views · 8 months ago

22:37

Transmeta: A CPU Revolution That Never Was

RetroBytes · 135K views · 1 year ago

48:21

Plan9: The squeal to Unix

RetroBytes · 89K views · 4 months ago

20:26

Secret History: Apple's first attempt at making a CPU

RetroBytes · 113K views · 3 years ago

10:35

Intel's biggest blunder: Itanium

RetroBytes · 438K views · 5 years ago

15:36

i860 Intel took a RISC: it did not end well

RetroBytes · 73K views · 1 year ago

25:35

E-Mail before the Internet

RetroBytes · 41K views · 10 months ago

16:32

iAPX The first time Intel tried to kill x86

RetroBytes · 200K views · 4 years ago

51:56

Top 5 Retro Computers: Terms and conditions apply

RetroBytes · 47K views · 1 year ago

17:27

E-ISA vs MCA: When IBM Lost the lead in PC market

RetroBytes · 71K views · 6 years ago

58:43

The history of OS/2

RetroBytes · 212K views · 2 years ago

24:27

Pentium Pro, was it a lemon ?

RetroBytes · 141K views · 2 years ago

58:19

The History of X11

RetroBytes · 398K views · 2 years ago

30:12

The potted history of ARM

RetroBytes · 243K views · 3 years ago

41:36

The history of SPARC, its not just a Sun thing

RetroBytes · 276K views · 3 years ago

32:56

The Transputer: A parallel future

RetroBytes · 225K views · 2 years ago

37:32

End the line: The last Sun Sparc Workstation

RetroBytes · 200K views · 2 years ago

25:25

The NeXT Video

RetroBytes · 238K views · 4 years ago

34:07

SCSI, usb of the 80s

RetroBytes · 257K views · 3 years ago

YouTube, with the door locked.

Aegis plays a clean stream instead of YouTube's player, so pre-roll ads, trackers, and fingerprinting never ride along. Drop Shields any time if you want the official player back.