Super8 Film

16mm Film

8mm Film

8-Track

The 8-track tape, dominant in the 1960s and 1970s, revolutionized portable audio with its cartridge design. However, compact cassettes soon overshadowed it due to superior sound quality. Today, 8-tracks remain a nostalgic symbol of a pivotal musical era.

DVDs

DVDs, emerging in the mid-1990s, revolutionized home entertainment with superior video and data storage. Though overtaken by Blu-rays and streaming, they mark a significant era in digital evolution.

CDs

Introduced in the 1980s, CDs revolutionized audio quality and data storage, dominating the music scene before yielding to digital streaming. We can help get your memories off of your CDs to more robust and accessible formats.

Cloud Storage

Emerging in the 2000s, cloud storage transformed data accessibility and collaboration, leveraging global data centers for scalable, secure, and cost-effective solutions, shaping our digital-centric world.

SSD Drives

Emerging in the 1990s (but late 2000s to the average household), SSDs revolutionized data storage with their speed and durability, outpacing traditional HDDs and becoming a staple in modern devices and data centers.

LTO Tapes

LTO tapes, emerging in the late 1990s, revolutionized long-term data archival, offering evolving capacities and robustness. Essential in industries from film to finance, they remain a gold standard for secure, durable storage.

Memory Sticks

Memory sticks, encompassing CF, SD, and Sony's Memory Stick, revolutionized digital storage, with CF catering to professionals, SD cards becoming a ubiquitous consumer choice, and Sony offering brand-exclusive solutions.

ZIP Discs

Introduced in 1994, ZIP disks provided a substantial storage leap over floppies, becoming essential for large file transfers. However, their dominance waned with the rise of CDs and USBs, leaving them as iconic symbols of a pivotal storage transition era.

USB Sticks

Emerging in the early 2000s, USB sticks transformed data storage and transfer, offering vast capacities in compact forms. Replacing floppies and CDs, they've democratized data portability, ensuring enduring significance despite evolving digital storage methods.

Hard Drives

From 20 year old IDE drives to new high capacity SATA drives, you probably have a number of them lying around. Act now and we can get your data off of them before they become corrupted.

Data CDs

Introduced in the 1980s, Compact Discs (CDs) revolutionized audio and data storage, marking the shift from analog to digital. Let us get your music and data on CDs into a more robust and accessible format.

Floppy Disc (3.5″)

The 3.5" floppy disk, iconic in the 1980s and 1990s, revolutionized data storage and transfer in early computing. Though now obsolete, its symbol endures as the universal "save" icon.

Mini Discs

Introduced by Sony in the 1990s, MiniDiscs bridged the gap between cassettes and digital players, offering high-quality, recordable audio in a compact format, before being eclipsed by evolving digital technologies.

Micro Cassettes

Records

Reel to Reel Audio

Reel to reel audio, a hallmark of early sound recording, offered unmatched fidelity. Esteemed by professionals and households alike, it symbolizes a bygone era of audio authenticity.

Audio CDs

Introduced in the 1980s, CDs revolutionized music with superior sound and reshaped data storage practices. Despite challenges from digital advancements, their impact on music and data history is enduring.

Audio Cassettes

Audio cassettes, popularized in the 1970s-80s, revolutionized music access and sharing. Though overshadowed by CDs in the 1990s, their cultural significance and nostalgic value remain undiminished.

MicroMV

Introduced in 2001, Sony's MicroMV was the smallest digital video cassette, using MPEG-2 compression. Despite its innovation, emerging technologies quickly overshadowed it, leading to its discontinuation by 2006.

DVCAM

Sony's DVCAM, introduced in 1996, enhanced the MiniDV format for professionals, ensuring higher reliability and video quality. Bridging the analog-to-digital transition, it set the groundwork for future digital video innovations.

BETACAM

Launched in 1982, Sony's Betacam and its superior successor, Betacam SP (1986), revolutionized professional broadcasting. Dominating the industry for decades, they set unparalleled production standards before digital methods emerged.