#portable electronic

[sovereignsimmer]

SS23 Orpheus Notebook: Personalization at its Best! [Simblreen 2023]

Greetings, fellow simmers!

Ever since the release of Discover University, I've been using "MyComputer UoG X19 Athena". While the Athena laptop has its charm with its assortment of stickers, they mainly revolved around universities and soccer—a hobby I don't personally share, neither do my sims. That's when inspiration struck, leading me to create something new and exciting: the SS23 Orpheus Notebook.

The SS23 Orpheus Notebook offers a world of customization with its three base colors (black, grey, and white) and a whopping 25 sets of unique stickers. In total, you'll have access to a stunning array of 78 swatches, allowing your sims to express their individuality through their customized computers. While crafting these swatches, I took great care to include a wide range of hobbies and interests, catering to every sim's preferences. Whether your sim is into music, cooking, plants, pets, science, or art, there's a sticker set that suits them. And for those who embrace the supernatural, fear not—I've ensured there are plenty of options for vampires, werewolves, ghosts, witches, and more.

Preview gif is under the cut!

But that's not all! The Orpheus Notebook comes with an ACTUAL SIMLISH KEYBOARD, adding an authentic touch to your sim's computing experience!

You can locate it under the Electronics / Computers category in build-buy OR simply head to the search box and use keywords like "sovereignsimmer," "laptop," or "notebook." It is very affordable; reliability is not the best but not the worst either. Despite its low-poly design, the textures are high-quality. When you adjust your graphic settings accordingly, you'll be able to appreciate all the intricate details.

UPDATE 2: Fixed tuning, it is now BGC & added live-drag functionality. Please redownload & enjoy!

Download Here

[Patreon, Always Free ♥ But your donations are greatly appreciated!]

PS: I've also made an override for Discover University notebook, upscaled its textures with AI. In case you want it, I'm dropping link here. Xx

[gameraboy2]

1983 Sony Betamax Portable System ad

[casualcun-t]

y2k tech

looking for a cd player sadly the coolest ones are always sold for parts only ♡╭╮♡

[pixelfireplace]

Compaq Portable II

[stone-cold-groove]

The Loudmouth portable 8-track player by General Electric - 1976.

[tilbageidanmark]

Sony Walkman F5, 1985

[vintageadsmakemehappy]

1958 Sylvania Convertible Television

[goshyesvintageads]

General Electric Corp, 1955

[robinsnest2111]

welp, only worthwhile thing I found at the fleamarket was a pair of chunky 80s earrings for 1€

better than nothing 👍

[misforgotten2]

I would have killed for that GE Clock, Radio, 11-in TV back in the day, but my parents would never spring for something that cost the equivalent of today's inflated dollar $1,360.

Aldens Catalog - Spring and Summer 1966

[curatethewav]

Virtual pets

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[barbie-girlll]

[gameraboy2]

1963 Sony Micro-TV

[geocyclist]

Working on rewiring the Singer no. 99 portable! The original wire insulation shattered as soon as it was bent, so it was all mapped and replaced.

Speed controller on left and motor on right. The original motor could be wired for AC or DC power and had a very interesting in-line plug for the optional ‘singerlight’ that mounted to the back of the arm.

Got everything back together and oiled every part according to the manual.

It still had some resistance to spinning, so it was left overnight for the oil to soak into all the bearings and bushings.

This was a lot of fun and I would do a few things differently and cleaner if I would do it again, but it works!

[eightiesfan]

Mattel - 1981

[stone-cold-groove]

The IBM 5100 Portable Computer circa 1975.