Party like it's 1999.

The 1990s were when computers went from a rare novelty to a fixture in millions of homes, and every one of those computers came surrounded by a whole ecosystem of accessories that felt essential.

A Redditor has shared a video showcasing an exquisitely made palm sized retro-PC. The ‘desktop’ looks very much like one of the beige machines we used to covet back in the 90s, alongside a vivid ‘Sony ...

But good luck getting one: The PC maker is producing only 32 of the old-school-style beige computers, starting at $2,499. Everything ’90s is back — from Walkmans and cassettes to postgrunge rock.

TL;DR: The SilverStone FLP01 is a new PC case designed to resemble retro 1990s beige desktop cases, complete with fake floppy disk cutouts. Initially introduced as an April Fools' joke, it is now set ...

PC vendor Maingear is tapping into 1990s nostalgia again with the Retro98, a desktop that looks like a home computer your dad might've owned. The fully built PC harkens back to an era when dial-up ...

Not everything needs to come back, but we threw out a few good ideas along the way.

Back when computers were harder to come by, and regularly banished to the ubiquitous computer room if they were in the home at all, they had a few features that can seem a little tricky to place the ...

In this guide, we'll show you how to build a retro gaming PC, based on original hardware from the 1990s, with a few modern touches. It can run DOS games and early Windows games, but it'll also look ...

Beige, boring and a bit too complicated — in the 1990s, personal computers had about as much charisma as an underwhelming date. Compaq and IBM dominated the market, churning out homogenous boxy ...

Today's PC landscape is dominated by a handful of power players, with a few other recognizable brands that contribute to an incredibly competitive market. Some of the names among today's best desktop ...