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Montehall
07-21-2011, 9:37am
1995 vs. now
http://www.damnlol.com/pics/881/7eb61c059917d8ef937e9330a65f46e0.jpg
C5SilverBullet
07-21-2011, 9:42am
Awesome.
DukeAllen
07-21-2011, 10:22am
Yeah but did you ever lose a floppy disk because you had a hole in a pocket/book bag?
:yesnod:
Montehall
07-21-2011, 10:24am
Yeah but did you ever lose a floppy disk because you had a hole in a pocket/book bag?
:yesnod:
no, but I 've lost the info on them because they touched, but that was a 5.25 disk.
NeedSpeed
07-21-2011, 10:41am
http://www.cybersalt.org/images/funnypictures/c/computerdeal89.jpg
:D
DukeAllen
07-21-2011, 11:21am
I remember drooling over things like that when all I had was a Commodore 286 12Mhz 640k...
NeedSpeed
07-21-2011, 11:26am
A Commodore 286??
Montehall
07-21-2011, 11:29am
first computer was an Apple IIe... 512k of RAM, no hard drive, 2 5.25 drives
DukeAllen
07-21-2011, 2:35pm
A Commodore 286??
Yeap...IBM compatible, 286 chip, DOS 6.0...came out after C-64 sales started dropping. Used to cause lots of confusion at PC stores when looking for software.
NeedSpeed
07-21-2011, 3:49pm
Yeap...IBM compatible, 286 chip, DOS 6.0...came out after C-64 sales started dropping. Used to cause lots of confusion at PC stores when looking for software.
Well damn, missed that.
Here be Commodore Computers. Be in Awe. (http://www.zimmers.net/cbmpics/index.html)
:cool:
LisaJohn
07-21-2011, 4:08pm
Fax machines are fascinating too.
Datawiz
07-21-2011, 4:11pm
My current computer (24 GB memory) has 48,000 times more memory than my first PC. (512 KB in 1986)
:beer:
http://www.flashasylum.com/db/files/Comics/Rob/nakedWhy.png
NeedSpeed
07-21-2011, 4:43pm
:rofl:
TexasBulldog
07-21-2011, 5:05pm
http://i54.tinypic.com/10p1wz4.jpg
I have this beauty sitting in my closet right now. I used to play on it at my grandfather's house all the time, writing little programs in BASIC and playing games :cheers:
http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s60/g8rdmd/7d336cc6.jpg
http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s60/g8rdmd/cea09539.jpg
DukeAllen
07-21-2011, 7:22pm
I had a cartridge for the Atari 2600 that let you write in Basic, with a mighty HALF K of memory...then upgraded to a Commodore Vic-20 before the IBM compatible.
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