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15 years of underestimating hardware advances
Biggles
<font color=#AAFFAA>The Man Without a Face</font>
in Zocalo v2.0
Among other things. :)
[url]http://pcworld.co.nz/pcworld/pcw.nsf/f2abee2df7582f36cc2569a4007e4ab9/b28f47e0ac75bfddcc256eba0080fe2f[/url]
Fun fact: our first PC that we actually owned was a PC Direct (we previously had a 286 on loan from someone else for business purposes for a few years).
[url]http://pcworld.co.nz/pcworld/pcw.nsf/f2abee2df7582f36cc2569a4007e4ab9/b28f47e0ac75bfddcc256eba0080fe2f[/url]
Fun fact: our first PC that we actually owned was a PC Direct (we previously had a 286 on loan from someone else for business purposes for a few years).
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$300 was a fucking rip-off BTW.
[QUOTE]We’re living in beta, babies. Enjoy the ride.[/QUOTE]
We still run our first Amiga 2000 system.
We still have our first 286 mobo sitting in the basement. We won it in a give-away that we were automatically entered in when we bought our first Amiga in 1987.
We still run our Amiga 3000 system.
We still have our 386 mobo in the basement.
We still have both our 486 mobos in the basement.
We still have my mom's 486 laptop.
We still have our old Pentium 75 running as an "old Dos machine" for legacy gaming.
We still have my Pentium II 266 laptop sitting arround used occasionally.
We still have our Pentium III? 400 desktop in use mainly for Linux, BeOS, QNX, etc now (my dad's play computer).
My old P4 1.3GHz is now my parent's main computer.
My current computer is a 3000+ AMD Athlon.
:D
[B]My old P4 1.3GHz is now my parent's main computer. [/B][/QUOTE]
You know how sick this comment makes me...
:(
I just got this Athlon XP1800+ 1.53 Mhz going a few months back...
:p
My first was a C64 with cassette drive. Then an Amiga 500. Then a Pentium 75MHz which was overclocked to 90, if I recall correctly. Then a Pentium 233MHz MMX, which was overclocked to 266. Then a Celeron 400MHz which was overclocked to 533MHz. And now I'm running an Athlon XP 2100+, which I'm very happy with as it is :D
IBM 8086 XT 8 mhz aquired 1983 :D
286 16?
386 25
386 33
486 100
Cyrix 6x86 133? (I think thats right)
Pentium II 333
Athalon Thunderbird 1 ghz
Athalon XP 2.2+
486
Celeron 400MHz(now broken)
Pentium 2.4 Ghz
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Biggles [/i]
[B]Fun fact: our first PC that we actually owned was a PC Direct (we previously had a 286 on loan from someone else for business purposes for a few years). [/B][/QUOTE]
I remember the first PC I owned - the Timex Sinclair 1000, when it first came out. God, some wrist watches have more power than that thing, these days.
Apple IIe
Apple III
Apple IIc
Macintosh SE
IBM built 486 25 mhz <-- This computer still operates to this day, having endured a fire and being stored outside for 6 months...
PII - 300 mhz
...and that's where I got stuck...
Jake
486DX2 50
P200
Cel 400@500
P4 Northwood 1.8@2.07
then the win 3,1 machine
then the win98,
then the winXP HP pc's...(Both)
and then mine, the powerhouse of the house.
[B]Apple IIe, still used on a daily basis until last year.
[/B][/QUOTE]
What did you use a IIe for? :confused: :confused: :confused:
Jake