- Original release
- Previous episode S01E03 - Sega Genesis
- Number S01E04
- Country United States
- Genre Documentary
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Walkman
When the Sony Walkman hit the market in the 1970s, it was the first time we were able to take our music with us on-the-go. I explore this iconic piece of tech—from the inspiration behind its compact design to how it changed portable audio forever. I also enlist the help of fellow YouTube creator Judner A.K.A. Uravgconsumer to fix a busted Walkman. The Gregory Brothers join me to test out whether a vintage Walkman is durable enough to survive a game of ultimate frisbee.
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Linus Tech Tips isn’t just about delivering information; it’s about making technology accessible and entertaining for viewers of all ages. The passionate team behind the series consists of “professionally curious” experts who take pride in breaking down complex tech topics into easily digestible content. Whether you’re interested in step-by-step computer build guides or comprehensive product reviews, this series offers something for everyone.
Each episode brings something new to the table. From overclocking secret AMD processors to exploring top-end motherboards like the Asus Rampage 2 Extreme, there’s never a dull moment. Episode one kicks things off with an exciting confirmation of results from overclocking an AMD processor to 3.6GHz – perfect for those who love pushing their hardware to its limits. Episode two follows with an in-depth look at Asus’s high-performance X58 motherboard, while episode three dives into eVGA's first non-Nvidia chipset-based offering.
