You never forget your first build.
In 1994 after reading Computer Shopper Magazine and reading about VESA BUS I told the builder of my 486DX33 to get a Orchid Faherinheidt(sp?)
VESA Video Board for it and a BIG 330MB HDD.
(Back then ads for computers had 120 or 220MB HDD's).
Ed
Re: Re: New BBS User!
By: Ed Vance to MRO on Mon May 12 2025 07:47 pm
i have no idea why you are telling me this.
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My first computer was a CoCo II, but no modem at the time. :-) I graduated high school in 85 and had had it for a bit before that. My friends had
Misfit wrote to Jimmy Anderson <=-
My first computer was a CoCo II, but no modem at the time. :-) I graduated high school in 85 and had had it for a bit before that. My friends had
Nice to run into another old school CoConut all these years later. :-)
Yeah, I started with a CoCo2 likewise, then by the time I was at the apogee of my coco days I was running a 512K CoCo3, OS9 Level II, and MultiVue. My dream was to add a HDD, but only the super rich could
afford them in those days, lol.
So, I just made do with 5.25" swappping. Still, it was pretty cool running a true multi-tasking, windowing, RTOS, on just an 8bit
computer! :-)
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