The folks at Kids React handed a 25-year-old Nintendo Game Boy to a group of grade schoolers. Hilarity ensued.

A group of kids aged 6 to 13 were recorded encountering and using an old computer for the first time. Hilarity ensued.

Then, they react. The narrator explains various things about the old Apple II, which first debuted in 1977, and then asks the kids to perform certain tasks.

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After crying over what youngsters think of old Apple computers and Walkmans, this video in the "Kids React to Technology" series is kind of a relief. We repeat: kind of. That's because a few of ...

Today's kids react to Atari 2600 games Watch the next generation play vintage video games Asteroids and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial with mixed results in this latest "Kids React" video.

A functioning Apple II fails to impress the tech-savvy kids of today. No Internet. No apps. No mouse. Just floppy disks for everyone!

What happens when you sit a bunch of kids in front of a typewriter? A whole lot of utter confusion, apparently. In the latest installment of their “Kids React” series, the Fine Bros. gathered ...

We saw them cringe when they learned what a Walkman was, and now the infamous little kids are back to learn about more old technology. The Fine Brothers created another video, showing little kids ...

Then, they react. The narrator explains various things about the old Apple II, which first debuted in 1977, and then asks the kids to perform certain tasks.