Re: [Staffslug] Eee PC & GPRS connectivit
Ok I can't beat 10mhz
My first was a 66mhz AST computer (an AST Advantage Adventure! 4066d
from 1994), with 8mb of EDO ram and it looked like a mac.
It was stupid how it had a Hard Disk of 512mb but had a 4x CD-ROM drive
- so the physical hard disk _couldn't_ hold as much as the CD's going in
to it!
I still have one of these, recently got one off eBay and also organized
to take over the AST Research support web site (since they've gone bump
well back in 1999)... www.ari-service.com
Any other AST users out there? :D
Sincerely...
Steven Maddox
(Cyorxamp)
Cyorxamp's Personal Website
http://www.cyorxamp.info
Alan Pope wrote:
On Thu, Jan 31, 2008 at 10:05:24AM +0000, Kevanf1 wrote:
> On 30/01/2008, ArchLinuxUser dick_turpin <dick_turpin(a)archlinux.us> wrote:
>
>> My first, what I would call computer, was a Packard Bell machine with
>> a whopping 1.5GB HDD and Win95a
>>
> Beat me then :-) My first one was a Pentium MMX running at 166mhz
166MHz! Luxury!
I went ZX81 -> Spectrum 16K -> Spectrum 48K -> Spectrum +2 -> CPC 464
Then sold that and got a PC
Epson PC-AT with a 5.25" drive and an 8086 CPU running at 10MHz iirc. It had
a 10MB hard disk and mono text only screen.
Happy days.
Cheers,
Al.
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