Mrproper wrote:
Had an IBM PC-XT that was worth more than that at one point... (640K, 10MB H
The first PC compat. computer I owned had the harddrive crashed in it when I recieved it, They had to replace it.. a whopping $700.00 for a 10 meg HD..
those wer the days.. I'm glad their over.. although I was able to run A bbs with a few FIDONET areas and some doors and files on that 10 meg hd for a while
before I got a CD changer and a HD upgrade.
Yeah, I remember first seeing a 120MB IDE drive and thinking, I don't think I could fill that... Windows and AutoCAD 12 and still had lots of room to spare... Then came CDs, like you said.. ;) Now HDs are so massive that CDs and even DVDs are almost insane in backing them up...
Setup a 2.2TB raid5 array for use here at home for all the media files... which is nice.. really want to get a more quiet HTPC in the living room now though.. since it's not doing DVR duties anymore, mainly playback from networked media, I may put LinuxMCE on it, and give that a shot.
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