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Though, the accounting for this ad, we don't see the inflation adjusted price - because $1600 in 1991 isn't the same as $1600 now. That $1600 Tandy would equat
by throwaway946513 5y ago
Though, the accounting for this ad, we don't see the inflation adjusted price - because $1600 in 1991 isn't the same as $1600 now.
That $1600 Tandy would equate to ~$3250 in Today's day and age.
So, essentially an M1 Pro/Max MacBook Pro.
- throw0101a 5y agoEven if you use the nominal value of $1600 as opposed to the "real" value, you're getting way more capabilities. I bought my 2003 VW Golf brand new from the dealer for CA$ 30K all-in, and after inflation that's the equivalent of about CA$ 40K nowadays. I'd get a pretty good car with much better tech and safety even for $30K, and could get something relatively fancy for $40K.