8 May
2005
8 May
'05
4:27 p.m.
woodelf wrote:
Tony Duell wrote:
Coke - a - Cola. :)
In this case I would guess any computer that has some special quality
as compared to the Millions of Pee Cee's you can find.
Full documentation and reparable are features often needed too.
I still think that even relatively modern machines could *just* squeeze
into the definition of "classic" - as in, the expectation that they will
be a classic given time - if they're interesting enough.
Gordon.
Yes, but
I've said time and time again that there isn't a "10 year
rule" here anymore. 10 year limit just doesn't work, it's gotta be
"classic".
And what is the definition of 'classic'