We posted an article one month ago that invited readers to do a little thought exercise. Here's what we said: "On the 5th of November we're going to post an article or two about video games, gadgets, technology, and general geekness ... the things about video gaming and technology that ought not be forgotten."

So here's our list of some video gaming and technology moments worth remembering. Hope this gets you thinking (and feeling nostalgic too!). And we look forward to your comments (and arguments). What do you remember and wish that the world will never forget?

It's always nice to reflect on what we have now compared to what technology was like in another period, and with all of the latest technology being spoon-fed into your brains here at QJ Gadgets we thought we'd give you a change of scenery with this vintage gadget. The Sony Portable CD-I IVO-V11 Intelligent Discman is a very rare gadget that basically turned out to be a flop. The device was released in 1990/1991 and plays a format known as the CD-I/CD-Interactive format.

Games such as Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon came out on the CD-I format as well as movies and other video content. The player has a built-in LCD screen as well as a headphone jack and S-Video jacks for hooking this device up to a TV. The Sony CD-I IVO-V11 is incredibly rare and has been valued at prices between $150 and $400. This wonderful gadget is up for auction on eBay, with the auction finishing in 6 hours from now. This is the first one of these we have seen for sale ever, and will probably be one of the last, so get moving if you want to snag it!