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MidNiteMysT

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AMAZING COMPUTER
Found a old magazine and ran into this. thought it might be good for a laugh or two. (before someone says it, i know there were ad's for a lot less capable computers for even more money)
 
Originally posted by: The Pentium Guy
Originally posted by: MidNiteMysT
AMAZING COMPUTER
Found a old magazine and ran into this. thought it might be good for a laugh or two. (before someone says it, i know there were ad's for a lot less capable computers for even more money)
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THIS BELONGS IN HOT DEALS!!!!!!!1111
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OK, please tell me you are kidding?!? READ IT BEFORE YOU RESPOND! *sigh*
 
Originally posted by: pulsedrive
Originally posted by: The Pentium Guy
Originally posted by: MidNiteMysT
AMAZING COMPUTER
Found a old magazine and ran into this. thought it might be good for a laugh or two. (before someone says it, i know there were ad's for a lot less capable computers for even more money)
Click to expand...
THIS BELONGS IN HOT DEALS!!!!!!!1111
Click to expand...

OK, please tell me you are kidding?!? READ IT BEFORE YOU RESPOND! *sigh*
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He was being sarcastic..
 
I bought a Gateway PII-350, with 64MB of RAM (an upgrade from the standard 32MB), a 4.8x DVD-ROM, and a massive 8MB ATI video card for just shy of $2,000 back in October 1998. Since then, I upgraded the processor to a PIII-550 (don't laugh, I eBayed the PII, and in the end it cost me all of about $15 for the upgrade), upgraded the video card to a 32MB Radeon 7000, upgraded the RAM to 384MB, and replaced the 6.4GB hard drive with 40 and 20 GB drives (not to mention adding a CD burner). It's now my kids PC, and it does just fine.

I have to admit, Intel's 440BX chipset was pretty darn awesome and amazingly long-lived.
 
i remember when i used a sony tape drive to back up my data, and then when i tried to retrieve it, it was all gone!!! freakinsonofbiotchesasssdfsfa;dsjg;blkja;lgkjas;flkjaw
 
Originally posted by: TopweaselIf I may quote the Richest Person alive. "Nobody will ever need more then 640k".
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Who are you quoting?

If you think Bill Gates, think again, he never said that.
 
Originally posted by: grant2
Originally posted by: TopweaselIf I may quote the Richest Person alive. "Nobody will ever need more then 640k".
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Who are you quoting?

If you think Bill Gates, think again, he never said that.
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Umm, Yes In Fact Bill Gates, Did Say that. When Asked about the 640kb Memory Limit Built Into DOS
 
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