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1 Gigabyte
- Thread starter Kurt
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Now that's a sizeable reduction! I am always amused at how some things are continually getting smaller--cameras, cell phones, mp3 players, etc--and that's what makes them "better."
And other things are only better when they're made bigger. Like that new Angus Third Pounder that McDonalds is cooking up. Like the Quarter Pounder doesn't make Americans fat enough???!!!!
And other things are only better when they're made bigger. Like that new Angus Third Pounder that McDonalds is cooking up. Like the Quarter Pounder doesn't make Americans fat enough???!!!!
RiverOtter
got any pics?
Just a little cheaper too...
Douglas the Intrepid
Beach Fanatic
I remember back in 1987 my computer math teacher marveled over how no one would ever utilize all 64k for programming in the commodore 64's we were working on at the time...how times change! lol
Matt J
SWGB
I remember when hard drives were just wildly over priced accessories for the lazy.
P.S. I'm probably younger than you. ;-)
Douglas the Intrepid
Beach Fanatic
The fire of youth still burns in my veins... ;P~
My first computer was a TI994a for my 15th birthday back in 1984. lol It had a sweet speech processor thanks to Texas Instruments government contracting work of the time. You could program it to say anything, which back then was a very big deal....ah, the good old days... lol
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Matt J
SWGB
I forget the model number, but it was a Tandy we hooked up to an old television and used a tape recorder to run programs and save data. That was about 1987. By 1994 we were flying down the information super highway with a dial up connection on a Mac LCII. That thing was pretty cool too with a capture card that could easily clear 8 frames per second. :funn: Wow it was amazing to watch people get all excited about a 100x100 super grainy and choppy video that maxed out at about 30 seconds.
