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Main => Buy/Sell/Trade - non-retail => Topic started by: menace on October 01, 2003, 08:27:09 am
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Its a 486 dx-33 chip ...waits for laughter to stop...with I think 8 Mb of EDO mem on the side. If you want it i will throw it into an envelope and you can have it (shipping paid by you)
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Throw in $20 and you got yourself a deal! ;D
Seriously though, I have trouble getting rid of Pentium II 233MHz. :P
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Seriously though, I have trouble getting rid of Pentium II 233MHz.
He isn't having trouble getting rid of it, he is offering it for free. It's no trouble to just throw it in the garbage if nobody wants it.
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its so sad--when they first came out I would have sold my right hand for one--now i see them on ebay for 1.99 for 50! and thats just to get the precious metals--if no one has any crazy experiments for them they just go in the bin.
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When I got my first 486 I paid an extra $600 for an extra 12 megs of ram (for an astronomical total of 16 megs..:-)
the good ol' days...when Ram was $50 a meg..lol
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The good ole days... when our OS was reliable and only took 1 megabyte of memory....
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When I got my first 486 I paid an extra $600 for an extra 12 megs of ram (for an astronomical total of 16 megs..:-)
the good ol' days...when Ram was $50 a meg..lol
Sounds like 1992 to me... I actually paid $120 to go from 4mb to 4mb. Yep, I got upgraded from 8 512k chips to 4 1mb chips just so I would have room to expand later.
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I remember paying $109 for a used 10 MEG MFM hard drive and thinking that I would NEVER use all of that space. I also used to say I wanted a hard drive but I was actually talking about a 3-1/2" drive. I had Apple's before my IBM XT clone. I didn't know any better.
J_K_M_A_N
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I remember paying $600 for a floppy drive (tired of typing in all those programs form magazines only to loose them trying to record to a crappy, over used, noisy tape). I was fourteen...saved all summer for that thing.
Ahhh, the good old days! ;D