JLM's photo of a flat screen TV in the post below reminded me of this post today from Walt Mossberg, who takes a journal down memory lane, "When gadgets were king."
Mr. Mossberg plucks a few of his gadget reviews from Wall Street Journal in the 1990s to share. My favorite was the first digital camera in 1991, which could take 32 B&W photos and cost only $995.
How times have changed.
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