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 internet and disk drives were common in the PC industry. It was made possible after PC case maker SilverStone developed the FLP02, a retro chassis that currently sells for $249. (Credit: Maingear)But while Maingear’s Retro98 looks old-school, it packs the latest components, including the option to use AMD’s new Ryzen 9 9850X3D chip. But Maingear is only creating 32 units, along with six Retro98a units.