I remember the brand, though I never came near one. Friends all had various other machines. Sounds like they missed the memo about Moore's Law. It really was a

I remember the brand, though I never came near one. Friends all had various other machines. Sounds like they missed the memo about Moore's Law. It really was a special time for home computing in the 1990s, every time I went to see a friend with a new machine it would be miles better than one from just a few months earlier. Sounds went from a bunch of beeps to what we now think of as ordinary. Graphics went from green text on a black screen to proper 3D. The father of a friend of mine had a high end machine that he used to do research, super precious about it. Not long after I had a gaming machine that was much better. You can see why your average business manager might think to keep the outdated models around as entry level machines, and then people got so disappointed they never came back.