The inability to operate (modern) technology without assistance, whether it be from tech support or a random (usually younger) family member.
by D_T_Le July 26, 2009

1.) A person who calls a Help Desk of any company who starts off a sentence with, "I am not computer savvy/literate." 2.) An individual who couldn't operate a PC with a quick start manual. 3.) A computer programmer with no hardware skills.
Phil is such a technotard!! He can program VB scripts in a heartbeat but can't even defrag his HDD!!
by firahz February 16, 2005

1. A sub par thinker with no grasp of modern technology
2. A combination of the words Technology and Retard.
3. To be technologically deficient.
2. A combination of the words Technology and Retard.
3. To be technologically deficient.
by Nathan M. June 17, 2005

I am a self-confessed technotard. In spite of lacking the technology gene which would allow me to easily absorb, apply and master new technological skills, I am slowly being dragged, kicking and screaming, into the technological age.
Against all odds, I have accomplished setting up a Facebook page, although I still cannot master the skill requirement to make an FB Fan page go live. That would require DNA reprogramming. Incredibly, however, I have managed to upload photos and video to my FB Fan page--now if only I could figure out how to let other people see them! If I get any better at this, I might have to turn in my technotard membership card.
by hownowmscow March 15, 2011

by SammyPie January 15, 2011

A person who does not know how to function anything that has to do with the use of technology. i.e. a retard in technology.
Person 1 : "Do you know how to work this tv? It's not turning on."
Person 2: "OMG ur such a technotard"
Person 2: "OMG ur such a technotard"
by jixsaw325 June 21, 2009

A person that is technologically stunted.. has difficulty understanding basic concepts, even with a detailed explanation.
I tried to run them through the process of changing a sparkplug, but they were too technotarded to get it.
by dodogas February 24, 2011
