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times change 14 year s ago
My first PC cost me $5400.00 in 1998..We called it "The Beast"...lol.. My latest Laptop cost me $899.00... Amazing difference in performance..
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Mattus 14 year s ago
Haha, brilliant.
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Mr. Ree 14 year s ago
If they had computers back in Ben Franklin's time, why was the Declaration of Independence handwritten? Wouldn't it have been easier and faster to type it, print it (or email it) to all of the guys to sign?
I'm confused....:(
I'm confused....:(
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Zebedee 2 year s ago
Mr. Ree,lmao
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lordfly 14 year s ago
I remember (even may still have the receipt), when I bought a 32meg CMS SCSI Hard Drive for just under $900, cash.
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un visiteur 14 year s ago
ii love this post...ahhhh souvenir souvenir..me i have commodore 64...
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gigantes 14 year s ago
Quote: Alkhoren
24 is EPIC "No computer is likely to do better in the near future" LOL
and no computer did. therefore the past "LOL's" right back at you, genius.
Analphilosopher,
whats with Ben selling PC's?
the company was called "franklin," and they sold apple ][ clones. is the connection between "ben" and "franklin" really that hard to figure out...?
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lolwut 14 year s ago
gigantes is totally right. #24 is the Amiga, and the features it had then blew everything out of the water for probably a decade
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af 14 year s ago
"and no computer did. therefore the past "LOL's" right back at you, genius."
That's right, it's the one ancient computer that stands out in particular as having been YEARS ahead of it's time.
That's right, it's the one ancient computer that stands out in particular as having been YEARS ahead of it's time.
I'm confused....:(
and no computer did. therefore the past "LOL's" right back at you, genius.
Analphilosopher,
the company was called "franklin," and they sold apple ][ clones. is the connection between "ben" and "franklin" really that hard to figure out...?
That's right, it's the one ancient computer that stands out in particular as having been YEARS ahead of it's time.