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This has been true for me--I have paid around that twice in the 90s. Once for an IBM PS/2 Model 77 40MB 486DX2 66MHz, NEC 5fg monitor, rare Microchannel SoundBl
by karmakaze 4y ago
This has been true for me--I have paid around that twice in the 90s. Once for an IBM PS/2 Model 77 40MB 486DX2 66MHz, NEC 5fg monitor, rare Microchannel SoundBlaster-compatible card. And again for a kitted-out Toshiba Protoge CT-320 48MB 10.4" 1024x600, dock, PC Card network + SCSI.
Before that I got a PC clone 386-33MHz 8MB with sram cache, overclocked 11MHz ISA bus, ATI graphics card to run OS/2 1.3. It was awesome and my first professional grade development machine. It wasn't all that much ~$2k.
I can't say that it's true for me now. Maybe if I included a high-end GPU for ML. Now I'd rather have multiple machines for purposes: development, gaming/VR, super portable (Surface Go).