Death Track. Who could forget Death Track?
Death Track. Who could forget Death Track?
aircooled wrote:
My first computer (really):
ford simulator..
drive the excitement of an aerostar.
Harry Potter hottie?
Woody wrote: My father bought one of these in 1981. I'm pretty sure that it wasn't $8500, though. He hooked it up to a tape recorder and a black and white TV.
I made my first programming baby steps on one of these. Looooooong time ago. God do I feel old.
914Driver wrote: Harry Potter hottie?
It probably means I'm a sicko, but I'll take the one on the right.
Heh. I was there that day, although I'm not in the photo.
Streetwiseguy wrote:Rob_Mopar wrote: In honor of the page number and earlier days in my career...How much home computer could you buy today for $8500? Could you even spend that much?
Nicely equiped with 32GB RAM and 12 core 2.93GHz at $9,849, Fully optioned out is $22,252.85
...If only I'd invested all those quarters in microsoft....
poopshovel wrote:
Check the mail, then go north.
EricM wrote:poopshovel wrote:Check the mail, then go north.
Can't check mail. mailbox closed
neon4891 wrote: Nicely equiped with 32GB RAM and 12 core 2.93GHz at $9,849, Fully optioned out is $22,252.85
And completely obsolete by March 2011.
This was my crack. The only goal: destroy e36 m3!
my first EDM class had one of these (donated from a local business) and we programed (huge stacks of punch cards) using Fortran
Sonic wrote: This was my first computer, an Amiga 500. It had an upgrade, to 512k of memory!
I got my certification from Commodore in September '87 to fix the A500's and A2000's. Training was held at their headquarters in West Chester, PA. QVC's headquarters is there now. 
Why do I want an MR Spyder? (RIP SCC. Pour some out for our fallen brother).
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Because they're bad bitches.
My first computer
Our first computer- minus the monitor, we just used a TV.
IIRC, it cost $2500. (according to inflation calculators- that's a $5700 computer today.
Oh, and that $8500 386 from '88- that's almost $16,000 in todays $$. Some serious computers can be bought with $16k!!!
Out specs our first computer from 2000...
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