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Old 06-14-2011
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Tech has really gone nutty over teh last decade.Higher ad higher progression. 2012 should be SATAIV FxFx. I hope they get a bit smarter and dont just double SATA3 again.
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I know what you guys mean... ive been in this since the XT and soldering on crystals to change frequencies and jumper overclocking lol.

alot has changed..... hell I remember paying hundreds for a 250MB HDD and a few megs of ram 250MB you cant even find a 250MB thumb drive now days....
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I've been in this since the RadioShack 48K desktop was king. My first home computer was a Commodore Vic20 with 6kb or RAM At work we had a 2GB hard drive hooked up to a Radio Schak 128K machine, the HDD costs over $10,000.

then, when the all powerful IBM PC came out with 2 5.5in floppys, I was able to write macro programs by having the system disk in Drive A while the data disks went in and out of Drive B as needed

bout the time the AT came out, I was building my own. A 20 MEGABYTE HDD on a ISA card costs over $400. I meg of RAM costs close to $100, especially if you went for the fast 80ns sticks :

My first real home pc cost me $2,200 for a 12Mhz 286, a 20MB hdd, a floppy, and that's about it. the black and white monitor cost somewhere around $300

Yup, times have changed :
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