Four Retro Consoles Torn Apart and Photographed
iFixit is turning its gadget-dismantling tools on some of our favorite retro consoles.
Things have changed a lot since the days of Atari and Famicom, haven't they? Among the changes is the fact that there exists a website that will dismantle any gadget the team gets its hands on. Over the last few days iFixit has been tearing apart old consoles, including the Atari 2600, the Nintendo Famicom, the RCA Studio II, and the Magnavox Odyssey 100.
Check out the pictures of these retro gadgets with all their bits hanging out. Click through to iFixit if you want to learn more about how they went about it.
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Look at those PCBs! It's a circuit bender's heaven!
They are all so basic. There's not much to them really. To think that at the time, these would of cost hundreds and that's all you get.
Yesterdays garage sale junk....todays small fortune on ebay.
Would love to see the vextrex ripped open.
i miss my 2600 =o(
Interesting. Why not do the same with retro Pc's like the BBC Micro, Sinclair Spectrum, Atari ST, Amiga, etc?? Would be fun to see what the PCBs look like in them too.