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The amount of time that pace kept up was also impressive, lasting well into the 2000s. One of the first computers that was mine (as opposed to being a family c
by jwells89 3y ago
The amount of time that pace kept up was also impressive, lasting well into the 2000s.
One of the first computers that was mine (as opposed to being a family computer) was a summer 2000 iMac DV with a 400Mhz PPC G3, 10GB HD, 128MB RAM, and 15” 1024x768 CRT. When I upgraded to a new iMac in 2005, it had a 2Ghz PPC G5, 500GB HD, 2GB of RAM, and a 20” 1680x1050 LCD.
That’s a ridiculously huge jump for just 5 years’ time. I can’t imagine where things would be now if that rate of advancement had continued through to today.