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At Cupertino's Electronics Flea Market, Yesterday's High Tech is Today's Treasure

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That shiny, new smart phone in your pocket or purse will be out of date before you know it. But imagine a place where obsolete technology is actually celebrated. Well, look no further than the Silicon Valley Electronics Flea Market. KQED's Erik Neumann paid a visit, and sent this postcard.

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