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13. Hah, allow me to show you my KIM-1. 8-digit, seven segment LCD display, 256 bytes of RAM, and a hex

Reply to whistler162 (Reply #11)

Fri Oct 12, 2012, 12:03 AM

Oct 2012

keypad LOL.

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Ah, technology, obsolete as soon as you buy it. [View all] Denninmi Oct 2012 OP

Dude. I've still got a VIC-20. HopeHoops Oct 2012 #1

Nice, I still use my 8-bit Atari computer too. nt qnr Oct 2012 #3

Ah, fun, fun, fun. Denninmi Oct 2012 #4

1980 at least :) nt qnr Oct 2012 #5

About when I got my Apple II. HopeHoops Oct 2012 #9

So do I, Epson laptop with 20 or 30mb of hd space whistler162 Oct 2012 #6

Megabites? MEGABITES? I installed a Corvus hard drive with 5 MB the size of a microwave oven. HopeHoops Oct 2012 #10

These young whippersnappers don't know whistler162 Oct 2012 #11

Hah, allow me to show you my KIM-1. 8-digit, seven segment LCD display, 256 bytes of RAM, and a hex qnr Oct 2012 #13

You forgot "barefoot". HopeHoops Oct 2012 #15

I still have an iPod nano from 2006 or so. geardaddy Oct 2012 #2

I still have mine, too. mwdem Oct 2012 #7

Yea! geardaddy Oct 2012 #12

Thanks! mwdem Oct 2012 #17

Yes, obsolete. Ptah Oct 2012 #8

I think in the opposite direction with my technology: kentauros Oct 2012 #14

I wait hibbing Oct 2012 #16

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