Shit, it's time for me to upgrade.

[e30Matt]

:rofl: It's those little typos that count.

[Ryan Stewart]

shit, Ill take 10.

Too bad its a Celery, not enough cache. :P

[Erick]

266GHz...... so we just jumped from 4.....to 266... interesting.

An HP ePC would pwn that thing.

[Ryan Stewart]

An HP ePC would pwn that thing.

till it crashed and then fought you every step of the way while installing upgraded hardware with thier semi-proprietary boards.

[Erick]

I have my PC along with 4 other ePCs on my computer table alone. None have ever crashed on me. For office jobs and internet browsing, they handle the job pretty well...

[KenC]

My Dad bought an IBM laptop back in 1991. He actually still has it LOL (doesn't use it though). It's a 286 with 2MB of ram (he had to pay $700 more for the upgrade from 1mb to 2mb of ram). The screen is blue and white. The battery back is seriously about 12" x 4" x 4" and weighs about 25lbs... the thing is rediculous.

[hamann318is]

I have one of the first "laptops" in my attic. I'm talking the ones you have to assemble to use. The bag weighs like 30 lbs with all of the crap in it.

I had a 486 IBM Thinkpad that ran Windows 3.1 and had a sweet Wheel of Fortune game. I dropped it off my desk, my friends fault, and it doesn't boot anymore.

[Mystikal]

I still post occasionally from my old laptop, a Toshiba 120mhz, 32mb of ram, 1gig hard drive. I have Win 98 and IE on it and literally nothing else. It has a wireless card in it so I can use it in my room. Hilarious to think about, fast as hell cable connection, 120mhz processor. 8)

[Ryan Stewart]

ken you would be surpised with what you can do with an old 'puter and a stripped version of UNIX. We configured an old 486 we found as the DHCP server for the high school I went to. Then used the computer they sent us for that purpose as a game server for playing games in school. :twisted: