Somebody please tell me this is a joke. Why can't they just use a high tensile wire cable? This website claims that they are "honoring [Mac's] sleek form and function". Uh uh. Not cool.Oh, and check this out.
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Friday, 28 September 2007
Mac lol
Somebody please tell me this is a joke. Why can't they just use a high tensile wire cable? This website claims that they are "honoring [Mac's] sleek form and function". Uh uh. Not cool.Oh, and check this out.
computers
This is my live post documenting the computers I have owned.
1. Mac
Bought for $25 from a garage sale in about 1999. At this time, Si also had an identical Mac which cost him only $5. The picture may not be exactly right, but it was "one of those macs with a handle". Coolness.
2. Zenith laptop running Windows 3.1
This was the closest image I could find. Mine had the black and white screen. I paid not very much for it, could have been $50. I sold it for $200 - could have been $250.
3. Pentium I IBM 75mhz 32mb 1gb
Again, this is a similar but not exact image of this computer. I paid (sigh...) was it $375 or $475? It could have even been $200, I can't remember. It was an absolute bargain. Came with a sweet as computer desk, a printer, a then unheard of 21" monitor that weighed more than you do. It was a very reliable computer with a huge 1gig hard drive and a CD drive that sounded like some music you hear today on the radio. I played Hugo's Horiffic Adventure, Nitemare, Avenger and other classics. The Age of Empires I demo only just worked on it, so that was fun too. I learned heaps on this computer.
brief list which will be updated eventually:
1. Mac
Bought for $25 from a garage sale in about 1999. At this time, Si also had an identical Mac which cost him only $5. The picture may not be exactly right, but it was "one of those macs with a handle". Coolness.
2. Zenith laptop running Windows 3.1
This was the closest image I could find. Mine had the black and white screen. I paid not very much for it, could have been $50. I sold it for $200 - could have been $250.
3. Pentium I IBM 75mhz 32mb 1gb
Again, this is a similar but not exact image of this computer. I paid (sigh...) was it $375 or $475? It could have even been $200, I can't remember. It was an absolute bargain. Came with a sweet as computer desk, a printer, a then unheard of 21" monitor that weighed more than you do. It was a very reliable computer with a huge 1gig hard drive and a CD drive that sounded like some music you hear today on the radio. I played Hugo's Horiffic Adventure, Nitemare, Avenger and other classics. The Age of Empires I demo only just worked on it, so that was fun too. I learned heaps on this computer.
brief list which will be updated eventually:
- Toshiba Satellite 2450
- Toshiba Satellite 2410
- Toshiba Satellite 333mhz
- The "blue beast"
- The red apple
- The computer on the side of the road
- Asus A6000
- Toshiba TE2100
- Toshiba Satellite A100
- Current computer (built)
- "aeroplane" computer
- 4 X Compaq 200mhz, 2gb, 32mb
- Compaq 400mhz, very stable, excellent case
- 1X Dell laptop & 1 X Toshiba laptop - parts only
- Artec Archie (Shop4Computers) $220, 1.1ghz?, 20gig
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