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GADGETS | Online data reveals the retro tech people are most interested in

To mark and celebrate VCR day on Monday 7th June 2021, OnBuy Gaming Chairs utilized online analytics tool Ahrefs to establish which retro tech products people around the world are most interested in.

Online data reveals the retro tech people are most interested in

Technology has undoubtedly evolved at a rapid rate, yet many of us have huge admiration and nostalgia for retro gadgets.

To mark and celebrate VCR day on Monday 7th June 2021, OnBuy Gaming Chairs utilized online analytics tool Ahrefs to establish which retro tech products people around the world are most interested in.

OnBuy Gaming Chairs found that Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is the retro technology product that people are most fascinated by with an average 317,300 global monthly online searches for the home video gaming console – the equivalent of 10,235 online searches a day.
In second position is the Sony PlayStation 2, which receives an average 254,300 worldwide online searches each month from gaming fanatics.

The Nintendo 64 is in third place with an average 237,000 global online searches a month for the 1996 manufactured console.

Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES – 157,500), Nintendo Game Boy (149,000), videocassette recorder (147,000) and Sony PlayStation 1 (144,800) are among the other retro technology products which receive more than an average 140,000 global online searches every month, respectively ranking fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh.

Interestingly, more than half (11) of the retro tech/gadgets in the top 20 are gaming centric products from the likes of Sony and Nintendo.

At the other end in 20th spot is the 1993 released Apple Newton, with the personal digital assistant receiving an average 13,700 worldwide online searches a month.

Source:  OnBuy.com
Source: OnBuy.com
by TechSabado.com editors
by TechSabado.com editors
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