Old objects from urban life in the 80s, converted to today's prices, are unimaginable

Taking stock of the sky-high-priced appliances of the 80s and 90s, those who used them are old now, especially the 6th picture. How many high-end Apple phones could it buy today?

The super audio systems from Xingqiu and Yanwu, dual cassette decks might be equivalent to today's dual-SIM dual-standby phones; while one deck was playing, the other deck could record. In 1994 the market price was 500 yuan, and the wage at that time (rural) was 10 yuan per day. Converted to today's price: 50*160=9000 yuan

Walkman, all the rage in the 90s, basically every young person would wear one, just like today's mobile phones. At that time Faye Wong was still called Wang Jingwen. Market price 80 yuan each, worth 10 days' wages. Converted to today's price: 8*160=1280 yuan

The prices of the following goods are converted according to current rural (handicraft) wages; today's rural wage is 160 yuan per day. The 1985 Hongxing radio-cassette recorder, when the rural wage that year was 2 yuan per day, this machine had a market price of 160 yuan. Essential for street disco. Converted to today's price: 80*160=12800 yuan

90s tapes and records, genuine ones cost 9 yuan 90 fen per box, and ones by Wang Jie and Jeff Chang were not necessarily available in time. At that time the rural wage was 8 yuan per day. Converted to today's price: 1.2*160=192 yuan

The 1998 DVCD, considered relatively advanced at the time, had a selling price of 1800 yuan that year, and the rural wage that year was 15 yuan per day. Converted to today's price: 120 (workdays)*160=19200 yuan.

DVD records, ones of better quality cost 30 yuan each, and the 1998 rural wage was 15 yuan per day. Converted to today's price: 2 (workdays)*160=320 yuan.