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Techmoan
@techmoan · Technology
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THE TIMELINE / PUBLIC REACTION
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THE RECEIPTS
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052017 · Milestone
Marks a decade of publishing technology videos
A retrospective documented the earlier Vectrexuk work and the development of Techmoan's retro-technology format.
Open source ↗04APR 2016 · Milestone
Surfaces high-definition footage of New York filmed in 1993
A D-VHS investigation uncovered early 1080i footage that was later shared separately and reported by The Verge.
Open source ↗032015 · Business
Techmoan launches the off-topic Youtube Pedant channel
Taylor separated non-technology material from the main Techmoan archive.
Open source ↗02MAY 2009 · Milestone
Launches the Techmoan channel
The channel began with a tour of a Piaggio MP3 before developing its focus on old and unusual consumer technology.
Open source ↗012006 · Milestone
Taylor started a YouTube channel called "Vectrexuk", with videos of similar tech items like installing a home cinema
In 2006, Taylor started a YouTube channel called "Vectrexuk", with videos of similar tech items like installing a home cinema and controlled toasters "just to prove a point that people will watch anything on YouTube".
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