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2009-07-26, 6:45 PM #41

I am the Stig

Posts: 10,922

I have no friggen clue.

[01:52] <~Nikumubeki> Because it's MBEGGAR BEGS LIKE A BEGONI.

2009-07-26, 7:57 PM #42

EasyCheese

Registered User

Posts: 5

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_600

2009-07-26, 8:15 PM #43

Dash_rendar

Xizor's Drinking Buddy

Posts: 2,867

[http://www.epemag.com/zuse/Images/fig16b.jpg]

2009-07-26, 8:29 PM #44

Tibby

Ribberium Mempyre!

Posts: 12,497

What is that?

2009-07-26, 9:01 PM #45

NoESC

CAPTAIN RAINBOWS. lol

Posts: 4,862

atari 800 w/ basic cart

then upgraded to an ibm 8088

then a 386sx with commander keen :awesome:

gbk is 50 probably

MB IS FAT

2009-07-28, 5:49 PM #46

Dj Yoshi

Registered User

Posts: 19,202

Pentium 100 with 16mb of ram and a 4mb ATI Rage Pro I believe. Had a 2.5 gig and 4 gig harddrive.

The saddest part? This was in 2000, shortly after starcraft came out. And I played that goddamn game religiously

D E A T H

2009-07-28, 8:30 PM #47

LordVirus

Are you my mommy?

Posts: 554

Some sort of custom-built 8088 back when I was little. My mother used it for telecommuting, as she was a reporter at the time. Twenty meg hard drive, six-forty K RAM... Ran MS-DOS 4.1.

The first machine I personally owned was a Pentium 200MMX, with sixty-four megs of RAM, a two gig hard drive, and a Diamond Monster II video card with eight megs of RAM running Windows 98 SE.

"And lo, let us open up into the holy book of Proxy2..." -genk
His pot is blacker than his kettle!

2009-07-28, 9:16 PM #48

kyle90

Laser Lover

Posts: 8,450

Originally posted by Tiberium_Empire:

What is that?

It looks like an analog differential equation solver from the 1930s; I could be wrong though.

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