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Sorting out some stuff at my mother in laws to be as doing a car boot tomorrow and came across this - a Compaq SLT286 laptopImageUploadedByEduGeek1464529349.528463.jpgImageUploadedByEduGeek1464529362.128073.jpgImageUploadedByEduGeek1464529372.380869.jpg

 

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It's amazing just how things have progressed in such a short time. I've used servers smaller than that thing which are probably several orders of magnitude faster.
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Was that used in film hackers? [emoji23]
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Just showed Mr gee40 the pictures. He has 'fond' memories of lugging these to audits in the late 1980s.

 

The predecessor he used to have to lug was a Compaq portable like this

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It weighed around 5 tonnes and it was the job of junior trainees like him to get them to audits. They were however allowed to get a taxi on expenses if they were in charge of these, so it wasn't all bad! :D

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No idea where to post this....

 

Sorting out some stuff at my mother in laws to be as doing a car boot tomorrow and came across this - a Compaq SLT286 laptop[ATTACH]37066[/ATTACH][ATTACH]37067[/ATTACH][ATTACH]37068[/ATTACH]

 

Any offers [emoji38]

 

Next time some one says their laptop is going very slow because it's not the latest thing, give them that - then say "SLOW, THIS IS SLOW!!!!".

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'Laptop' If you stuck that on your lap you will have no legs left!

 

What with that and their 'mobile' phone, the late 20th century business executive is easily identified these days by a pronounced stoop and chronic back pain.

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It's amazing just how things have progressed in such a short time. I've used servers smaller than that thing which are probably several orders of magnitude faster.

 

I suspect a smart watch is more poweful

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used to have these Compaq SLTs at a company I used to work at.

 

US Robotics modem attached for remote access.

 

We had Harvard Graphics, Multimate, cc:Mail, Lotus 1-2-3 on them if I remember correctly.

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