About Techmoan
Matthew "Mat" Taylor, known online as Techmoan, is a British YouTuber and blogger who focuses on consumer technology reviews and documentaries on historical technology. His content often involves testing and reviewing modern products as well as examining older technology, including disassembling and, when possible, repairing devices. In videos on retro technology, he frequently discusses the historical context and reception of products, drawing on contemporary sources such as Billboard magazine.
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Prison Tech
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Intro
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Start
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How a forgotten 1949 Format War shaped the future of records
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Shaving Compact Discs to improve the sound (?!)
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The most expensive music format (in the world)
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The ‘Repair’
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A look inside
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Mega Minidisc Unwrap (FULL VERSION) 73 mins of Junk
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Summary
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A few ways to not really clean a record
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Introduction
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Credits
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Too many MDs?
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First Demo
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SOUND BURGER & the clones
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Which Sony Walkman? Retro Buyers Guide.
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The RECORD RUNNER
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Patreon Credits
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The Greeting Card that plays a vinyl record
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Is it worth getting a budget headphone tube amp?
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History
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A Philips Boombox that’s ashamed of the cassette
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Here it is
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HiPac?
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Polish Sound Postcards (Pocztówka Dźwiękowa)
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Whatever happened to Handheld TVs?
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At last it’s the first Reditune Background Music System
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Audio demo
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Wrap Up
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The machine
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Playing a Chocolate Record
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Why?
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New 2022 Sound Burger REVIEW
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More Demo
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Cylinder Records - New music on dead formats taken to the extreme
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Line-out ≠ Headphone-out
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Neat old Technics Turntable meets rubbish new speakers
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Prices & History
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What it did
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VideoNow - the worst quality pre-recorded video format ever?
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Portable Monitors. Any good?
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What did it do?
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Unboxing
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Backstory
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Disassembly
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Mini Retro Electronics from Japan
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Videophone '93 (Retrotech)
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Sony's forgotten ‘80s Picture Phone
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How did it work?
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