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Yeah but look, this is ten years later. The first laptop I ever owned was a AT&T Safari NSX/20, also made in 1991, and it was 2kg lighter than this thing, with
by jeffbee 1y ago
Yeah but look, this is ten years later. The first laptop I ever owned was a AT&T Safari NSX/20, also made in 1991, and it was 2kg lighter than this thing, with all the same features and then some.
- anonzzzies 1y agoDidn't know AT&T made laptops, but then again, i'm not from the US.
- jeffbee 1y agoPretty sure it was a rebadged Samsung.
- Lammy 1y agoSome of theirs were Samsung, some Panasonic, some other even-lesser-known OEM, but yes. I have a couple that are called AT&T “GLOBALYST” which is kind of the best name ever lol https://www.macdat.net/laptops/at&t/globalyst_200s.php https://www.macdat.net/laptops/at&t/globalyst_200s.php
- throwanem 1y agoYeah, and it cost $10,000, right? Just like every other PC and workstation AT&T ever sold. If you want to compare apples to apples, look at the Tecra 500CS from 1996 that was my first laptop in '97 - it cost me $700 practically new. (Then as now, ex-fleet machines are a great way to go, as long as you pick ones that were issued to people who hate computers.) For what this was doing half a decade later, it doesn't make the 1991 model look too shabby, although I concede nothing in those days had as much as one one-millionth of the price/performance of almost anything you can pick off a shelf today. https://www.minuszerodegrees.net/manuals/Toshiba/Tecra/Toshiba%20Tecra%20500CS%20and%20500CDT%20-%20Product%20Specifications.pdf https://www.minuszerodegrees.net/manuals/Toshiba/Tecra/Toshi...