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-> MM> Gotta agree there! My first 15 Meg, with R/S employee discount and on -> MM> SALE, was $1100. Makes me cry to think how many Gigs that would buy -> MM> today! -> If you *really* want a good cry, check out the retail price tag on -> the Heathkit H-67 hard drive kit for their H-89 computer. 110 lbs, about as -> wide and deep as a PC/AT and about 8.5 inches high. A whopping *TEN* MB on a -> drive that had two eight inch diameter platters. The unit includes an eight -> inch floppy disk drive to do backups to. A measly $5,999.99, in 1979 dollars. The 10 Meg drive that came with an Early HP medical Computer needed a 19" rack for mounting and was about 14" tall and weighed about 250 Pounds. The FIRST line in hte install manual Stated "Caution - REQUIRES two men for install" Cost siginificantly more then your $5999.99. And it was a great techolological step up from the Previous 5 meg WASHING MACHINE sized Hard Drive. --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5* Origin: Shakey Jake's *ALL FREE BBS* Santee, CA (1:202/1324) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 202/1324 10/3 106/2000 633/267 |
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