In this retro Nike commercial Michael Jordan takes it to ole Saint Nicholas on the hardwood. Santa might be able to shimmy down chimneys with his Christmas magic, but the jolly dude has no chance against the greatest basketball player ever.
At the end of the game, MJ shows his sportsmanship by sharing a sweaty hug and Santa agrees to distribute sneakers at a discounted rate.
I stumbled across the Vintage Technology website yesterday while surfing Reddit. It’s a wonderful resource if you’re into retro design. I’m loving the vintage calculators section. The Casio H1 pictured above is still sitting somewhere in a drawer in my parents house, next to this TI-33.
In the future your car will only have three wheels and will include a hydraulic lift to help you change the one front tire that steers. If you think I’m kidding then you haven’t heard of the Davis Three Wheeler or seen the video about it and other retro-futuristic car designs after the jump.
In Alex Varanese’s Alt 1977 reality, the technology of today was transported and given to ourselves in 1977. Rather than being designed by the likes of Johnny Ives, they are given the faux-wood look of so many other consumer products of that era. See what cell phones and laptops would have also looked like if they existed back then after the jump.
My japanese is rusty, and by rusty I mean I don’t know how to speak Japanese so I’m relying on Google Translate for this one. What I gather though is that some student used post it notes and his/her free time after school for two weeks to put together this awesome stop motion video of Super Marios Bros. The sound effects were pulled from the game while the landscape used were the walls of his public school. Awesome.
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