Unfortunately, none of the photos in this set are dated or labeled. Based on other photos from this batch, they were probably taken in the Lansing, Michigan area.
The first photo shows a bunch of girls playing volleyball. It looks like it is probably from the late 1960s.
Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (161-164)
The Dell Latitude D430 is meant to be an ultraportable. Even by today's standards, it is still pretty small for a laptop. In terms of depth and width, you can't really get much smaller and still have a full size keyboard and trackpad. I suppose that modern ultraportables have gotten a bit thinner but not that much.
Digital Archaeology: Dell Latitude D430
All of the slides in this set were processed in the late 1960s and were probably all taken in the Lansing, Michigan area.
Source: Vintage Photos - Lot 6 (157-160)
The Amiga CD32 was basically Commodore's attempt at turning the Amiga 1200 into a gaming machine with a CD-ROM drive. The hardware was fine but from Commodore it was too little too late. In fact, when this issue of Amiga CD32 Gamer was published, Commodore was already out of business. The January 1995 issue includes:
Amiga CD32 Gamer (January 1995)