Ancient Web: Dial Up Sound Keeps the Modem Handshake Alive
DialUpSound.com does one thing: plays a real recording of a computer connecting to dial-up Internet, preserving the handshake noise that once announced the beginning of an online session.
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DialUpSound.com does one thing: plays a real recording of a computer connecting to dial-up Internet, preserving the handshake noise that once announced the beginning of an online session.
Roger Russell's personal site preserves a sprawling history of McIntosh Laboratory products, people, loudspeakers, clinics, patents, prices, and engineering details from someone who helped design part of that history.
Phone Trips preserved tape recordings of payphone and telephone-network sounds, then used TrueSpeech streaming so modem users could hear them online without downloading enormous audio files.