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    Re: QOTW: Which of your tech products have aged well?

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    After a 300 quid quote a few years back to replace the gears at Arcam, I just glued a handle on the drawer so I could open it manually, and it is still going strong.
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    Re: QOTW: Which of your tech products have aged well?

    A relatively cheap (~£80) dial microwave from around the early 90s. The sort that makes a bell ding when it's done. Still works to this day.

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    Re: QOTW: Which of your tech products have aged well?

    I have a Bosch Dishwasher i got for £99 from when i worked in Comet, so around 19 years ago, bi daily use, never missed a beat.

    other than my main PC being 8 years old, a couple of monitors a few years older than that, my hp micro server will be 10 years old i think, and i could build an early 2000s pc from the various parts I have around. I do have the first pc i ever built, but its never turned on so dont think that counts.

    My original xbox still works, sadly my speccy died after many refurbishments.
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