Historic computers
Posted: Sun May 29, 2016 3:26 pm
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Re: Historic computers
Posted: Mon May 30, 2016 9:28 am
heh, that Harwell Dekatron weighs over 2.7 tonnes and has the processing power of a pocket calculator. Just puts something like this into perspective.
Re: Historic computers
Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:54 am
mines :
ZX81 (first with a 3D game : Minotaur, entered BASIC code on tape from Ordi5 magazine, played on a portable Pizon Bros TV)
8088, 80286,
80386 DX 25 (first with a FPS : Wolfenstein 3D and a 3D world : Ultima Underworld)
80486 DX2 66 (bought for Doom
)
pentium 120 (with
and my 3DFX 
)
K6 200, Athlon 700, Athlon XP 2200,
Core 2 duo 8400 for 8 years now
At work : workstations Apollo, computers SUN, Cray, PC
ZX81 (first with a 3D game : Minotaur, entered BASIC code on tape from Ordi5 magazine, played on a portable Pizon Bros TV)
8088, 80286,
80386 DX 25 (first with a FPS : Wolfenstein 3D and a 3D world : Ultima Underworld)
80486 DX2 66 (bought for Doom
)pentium 120 (with
and my 3DFX )K6 200, Athlon 700, Athlon XP 2200,
Core 2 duo 8400 for 8 years now
At work : workstations Apollo, computers SUN, Cray, PC