cardaddy
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Sorry to Hijack this for a moment but I couldn't help myself....sort of like buying more detailing supplies.....:laughing:
OH did I get a kick out of this!!rops:
Tony, I believe you and I "are" on the same page!! :laughing:
The 386's with Window's 3.0 were state of the art back in the day and if you were lucky you had 8mb of RAM and 120mb hard drive.....Put on your seat belt because we were entering WARP speed.....
Backup's were done on a 300mb 12 platter disk that was about 10 inches high by 14 or so inches in diameter. The drive that contained this massive storage was approximately 24" wide, 48" long, and 40" or so high....Yup, this was 1983.......
:hijacked: Just a lil' bit more....
My first one Bobby, had 516K RAM with a 20MEG drive, the next one, not a year later still a 386 had 4mb with a 40 MB drive, both Hewlett Packard(s). Followed by a 486 (finally) with 4mb, 80mb drive.
Backups (on the 2nd & 3rd ones) were done on a tape drive, (I got that idea from my wifes work as that is what they used). Ended up making that thing scream by adding a 4 meg caching drive controller to it.
Funny thing is... I bet if I dug around enough I might fine 1 or 2 of those in a pile somewhere. :laughing:
Back to your normally scheduled programming.........