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Re: O/T Checkin' Yer Age
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Posted by Ron in AR on February 19, 2006 at 07:52:59 from (66.82.9.91):
In Reply to: O/T Checkin' Yer Age posted by Allan in NE on February 18, 2006 at 18:17:50:
Remember it well! My first computer was a dual 5.5 inch floppy drive (no hard drive). One floppy for whatever program you wanted to run, the other to save the data on. I sat in shock for the first couple of days in front of my first Windows based machine (Win 3.5). It just seemed too easy! Talk about a speed demon! 33 MGZ, 8 MEGS of RAM, and a 40 MEG hard drive!! When I first went online, Prodigy cost me $29.95 a month and $1.50 a minute for anything over 120 minutes each month. Seemed like a good deal. Who would ever be able to do more than two hours a month online? Right? Hah! Racked up some pretty hefty bils at times!
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