What You Could Actually Buy at RadioShack in the 70s

RadioShack was already selling some surprisingly advanced electronics in the 1970s. From early home computers and electronic games to answering machines, DIY electronics kits and portable cassette recorders, these gadgets gave ordinary people a glimpse of what the future might look like. In this video, we take a look at 5 RadioShack gadgets you could actually buy in the 1970s. Some were practical. Some were experimental. And some were early versions of technology we now take completely for granted. If you remember using any of these — or had a favorite RadioShack gadget back in the day — let me know in the comments. RadioShack, Radio Shack, RadioShack 1970s, Radio Shack 1970s, 1970s technology, 70s technology, 70s tech, retro technology, retro tech, vintage electronics, vintage technology, old electronics, old technology, forgotten technology, forgotten gadgets, vintage gadgets, RadioShack gadgets, Radio Shack gadgets, TRS-80, TRS-80 Model I, RadioShack TV Scoreboard, Science Fair 150 in 1, Science Fair electronics kit, RadioShack DuoFone, DuoFone answering machine, Realistic cassette recorder, Realistic electronics, Tandy, Tandy RadioShack, home computers, early computers, vintage computers, electronic games, 1970s electronics, American electronics, American technology, consumer electronics, electronics history, tech history, RadioShack history, Lost Tech #RadioShack #70sTech #RetroTech #VintageTechnology #LostTech