Axl's Cyberspace - My Gadgets

| Created by Axl Woodland | Last Update: May 30th, 2024|

Playstation 1

Commonly played games: Final Fantasy VII, GTA, Tony Hawks Pro Skater 4, Matt Hoffman’s Pro BMX, Metal Gear Solid, Colin McRae Rally 2.0, Gran Turismo

Playstation 2

Commonly played games: Sonic Heroes, Shadow The Hedgehog, Colin McRae Rally 04, Midnight Club, GTA III, GTA SA, GTA VC, MGS2, Zone Of The Enders, Half-Life

SEGA Dreamcast

Commonly played games: Sonic Adventure, Sonic Adventure 2, GTA 2, Half-Life, Crazy Taxi

Nokia 1600

My first ever mobile phone, as far as i can remember, It had no backlight when i had it, but it did previously have one. Must have died out at some point. It had colour screen. Similar to the screen of the Game Boy colour. It had a speaking clock feature, accessible by holding the * key on the home screen. It randomly started triggering randomly for me, and still does.

Release Date: June 2005

Samsung SGH-E900

One of my most favourite phones of all time. I have always loved how the interface looked, like what the glowing futuristic ring if you would get a call. I also loved how there would be a Newton’s Cradle animation on the stopwatch. This was the last phone I ever had that ran on the Orange carrier before it’s joining with T-Mobile to make EE in 2014. I stopped using it because it’s proprietary charger port for some reason stopped working. If the charger port didn’t break, and the carriers didn’t phase out 2G and 3G, I would be happy using this phone today. I do remember it having several java games.

Release Date: March 2006

Commonly referred by me as the “3 Phone”, The NEC e313 was given to me by my parents as an emergency replacement after the E900 broke. It was a phone that was sitting in a box for years. It ran on the carrier network known as 3. I remember finding the interface very tedious, especially with it’s loud beeps. It also didn’t seem like a phone in your pocket... It had a rotatable selfie camera though, so that’s something! This phone literally fully croaked after a month.

Release year: 2004

NEC e313

Served as an emergency-emergency replacement. This phone’s price was countable with your hands. It was good for calling and messaging, that’s about it. Nothing special.

VM 565

Samsung Galaxy Ace (GT-S5830)

This phone bridged the gap for my jump to touch screen phones. This phone ran android gingerbread. It also featured a gorilla glass screen, and a snapdragon.

Release date: Feb 2011

Apple iPhone 4

My first Apple device (Though white)
There’s nothing much to say. It was a standard iPhone 4, though jail broken at some point.
It served as my daily driver all the way until 2019.

Release Date: June 2010

Motorola Moto e6 Plus

My current daily driver (Though polished graphite)
Runs Half-Life at over 90 FPS, so that’s something.

Runs Android 9 (Pie)

Release Date: September 2019

Fujistu Seimens Scaleo P

My family’s old computer, running Windows XP Home edition. Our version contains 2 CD/DVD drives, and a 3.5” floppy drive. It was left for years, and now it’s my duty to restore it!

Release year: 2004

Lenovo Ideapad S130-11IGM

My current main. Where my art really took off.

Release year: 2018/19

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