24 Aug
1998
24 Aug
'98
8:38 p.m.
SUPRDAVE(a)aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 98-08-24 19:06:08 EDT, you write:
But C64s are still a dime a dozen (if that high) while there are so many
flavors of the IBM that someone could actually use one of the less common
ones thinking they are junk. The PC with 16K of soldered in RAM comes
immeadiately to mind. Something that I don't *think* will ever become a
real collectable would be the Wang PC, and that has plenty of weight to it.
Or (running and ducking) what about a PDP-8 :)?
Which IBM PC? I would most likely choose a garden
variety C64. >>
nah, C64 isnt good enough. IBM machines are much heavier and will do more
damage.