GSHOCK BX5600
Released in december 2025:
Pretty cool gshock that i own. its pretty resistant compared to most watches these days. This watch is pretty great since its battery life lasts for about 15 years'ish. Its a great watch that seperates you from the digital world.
PSP 3000
Originally released in 2004:
The most best portable console made by sony ever, pretty great battery life to gaming ratio considering its age, and still packs a decent gallery of games nowadays. Too bad sony gave up on the psp concept after the vita's failure.
Logitech S-100
Released in 2006:
One of my first pc speakers i ever got. Its not that great, but good enough for daily listening use considering it's age.
Casio FX 991EX
Released in 2015:
one of my first, and best scientific calculators ive ever used. This is one of casios last well designed calculators ever made, especially when compared to its future replacement. Its pretty easy to use for a scientific calculator, and pretty damn durable considering how many times ive dropped this thing.
Acer 4741
Released in 2010:
Crappy, boring, generic looking laptop. This laptop has been literally slammed and abused, and somehow it still turns on. Other than the battery being replaced twice, this laptop has basically served me well. I ran windows at first, but then installed linux on this to try to make it more usable. Nowadays i use it only for its sd card slot since most of my laptops dont have any fullsize sd card slots. It aint a thinkpad, but its almost as durable as one.