In action: Jackery Explorer 1000 and SolarSaga 100W solar panels
How will this setup work in the weaksauce Scottish sun of early May?
Imagine visiting the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in the 70's, 80's and 90's. You would have probably seen these brand new pieces of tech, ready to be launched.
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IBM 5150
Intel 8088 16K RAM (expandable to 640k) Cassette tape or optional 5.25 floppy drives PC-DOS. Released 1981
Source: Vintage Computers
Caption by: Eileen Brown
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