Techmoan

Here’s a format that I either missed or I forgot about - I suspect it’s the former, but I can’t remember.

Which was the smallest personal stereo Compact Cassette player? A video about very little.

Revisiting the 3M Cantata 700 carts with a newer and hopefully better player.

The Paulthings Mixxtape® is a modern take on a cassette that plays MP3s...but is it any use?

A look at the only Bang & Olufsen battery powered portable stereo radio cassette recorder - the Beosystem 10. It cost way more than a regular portable, was it worth it?

A fortuitous purchase from 1985 comes back to the future to be reassessed against its peers.

Its a video of a teardown of a card radio - as featured in this previous video

The internal volume of the Beosystem 10 portable stereo is severely limited by its speakers - apparently this limitation doesn't apply to external speakers - I tested this out with some customised refurb B&O CX50 speakers.

The Sony NT-2 is an outdated device from a very different era - but one that deserves to be celebrated and remembered for what the incredibly skilful Sony engineers achieved back in the mid 1990s.

An interesting looking device, but things didn't quite work out with this one.

Buying Brand New In Box is no guarantee that the item is going to work once its out of that box. Meet Schrödinger's stereo.

It not only looks authentic to the original series prop, it does stuff too.

A video where I talk (and talk) about my previous home cinema mistakes and why after a long absence I'm now giving home theatre projectors and screens another go..

A fully-auto readjusting projector is a complete game changer. It’s years since I tried a new projector and it turns out that now they’re now way smarter and far more flexible. In this video I’m showing how the Anker Nebula Cosmos 4K SE has managed to reignite my stow-away Home Cinema dreams.

TRMNL is a WiFi connected e-ink display that might display the things you need to know at a glance, but then again it might not.

Radios with digital Nixie tube frequency displays were just a rarity from the past - until now. The new Retio Nixie radio / clock / bluetooth speaker has arrived. It's time I take a look and a listen after a looong wait.

This £133 projector seemed too good to be true. It’s received 98% 5 star reviews on Amazon UK (the remaining 2% were 4 stars). Naturally I had to try one out for myself.

I wanted to like this because of its unusual exposed CD design, however.....