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That is nothing, I am still using my lightweight ENIAC from 1951. So far works perfectly and I only sometimes have to replace the power plant that runs it.
by vinckr 3y ago
That is nothing, I am still using my lightweight ENIAC from 1951.
So far works perfectly and I only sometimes have to replace the power plant that runs it.
- pron 3y agoBut did you at least upgrade it to support USB-C?