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I had a very similar computer (100mhz Pentium instead 75mhz) bought in late 1995 and it was not obscenely expensive. It’d be a high end machine for 1994 and obs
by ido 3y ago
I had a very similar computer (100mhz Pentium instead 75mhz) bought in late 1995 and it was not obscenely expensive. It’d be a high end machine for 1994 and obsolete by the late 90s (by 2000 AMD were selling athlons at >= 1Ghz)
- fatnoah 3y agoI rolled into my sophomore year of college with a P90, 16MB RAM, and a 19" CRT. All of that was great, but it was Windows 3.11 that made the difference, as that was the the version that made networking work reasonably well.