Anyone remember these

[RDR]

256k of memory & a 15MB hard drive :thumb:

all this for only $5000

[minibubba]

wow, now there is a killer machine....

[RDR]

wow, now there is a killer machine....

actually it was a killer machine at the time...compared to the PET32's and commodore64's

[minibubba]

I know it was at the time. I was making a sarcastic comparison to today's machines

[Sunshine]

oh gawd :o I remember programming using BBC/DOS code and saving the 'puter games onto tape using a tape recorder - I wrote my own space invaders program and thought it was the bees knees! :o :laugh:

[RDR]

oh gawd :o I remember programming using BBC/DOS code and saving the 'puter games onto tape using a tape recorder - I wrote my own space invaders program and thought it was the bees knees! :o :laugh:

....sounds familiar

[Osiris]

:rolleyes:

But, as we all know, in 15 years time people will be laughing at 120GB Hard Drives and 2.5GhZ processor speeds.

[Wiggo]

Yeah I remember that my old 33MHz 386 with 4MB RAM, 42MB HDD, 512KB video card and 14" monitor was $7995aus brand new. :eek:
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[Wiggo's-sister]

Hey, you know what's even funnier about that?
We've got one simillar to that at work that we only stopped using about 2 years about. Got a heap of those 8" floppies lying around too!

[Mr. C]

not a lot of multimedia apps back in those days.
I suppose it was a similar system that was used in designing the 30Mb HDD:?:

There was only 15k of memory on Eagle 1:geek:

[Beefy]

Wow.. it almost looks like my old XT... it had 640K memory, but originally didn't come with a HDD. Had to boot of an old DOS 3.10 disk. Then we got a 20MB HDD! it was great!

[Fieldgenerator]

I remember when they had to lift a 15mb disk witha small crane.:D

[The__tweaker]

Now that's sick man, but i still want something faster though...
This one makes me :zzz: