We live in fascinating times. On the one hand, the latest cutting-edge LLMs and AI models are giving us a real-time sneak peek into a sci-fi future. Simultaneously, there’s a growing analog resurgence, where tech enthusiasts are willingly turning away from the conveniences of modern hardware for a simpler, more organic technology experience.
Look no further than the sudden, massive spike in popularity surrounding vintage Apple hardware. Modified iPod Classics from the mid-2000s have become extremely popular items, with refurbished units packed with modern flash storage and fresh batteries frequently selling for hundreds of dollars.
