I remember both orange on black and green on black. I was just saying how astounded I was at the first 16 color computers.
Jayne ,'Serenity'
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I almost bought it. Soooo tempting. Damn you poverty!! 32 GIG! Holy cow!
We were evicted from our hole in the ground, and had to go live in a lake...
Oh, yeah? How much RAM did your lake have?
Jumping in to bid for geek-trashiest: How about a 1981 DEC Rainbow with both Z80 and 8086 chip, and BOTH C/PM and MS-DOS 1.0....still operational, with all the papers I wrote as an undergraduate on floppies that STILL WORK.
(yes, I actually still have this. Don't know why.
You have the machine because that's fucking cool. You have the undergrad papers because... well, that's between you and your doG.
It's sort of cool. The monitor (which is nothing but a relogoed VT220T) needs a pair of filter caps for the power supply, as it's got some screen roll, but nothing bad, especially.
And re floppies: occasionally re-reading a college paper is a humbling experience. The papers are grammatically and syntactically correct, but gah it took a long time to express something simple.
Hey, I had a DEC Rainbow.
t High fives Matt
any one need a Dec Rainbow?