I think I still have one about like that. Nostalgia, it hasn't been
touched in close to 20 years.
I actually need to see about setting up a couple VM's for accessing
legacy data CD's. I do not want to need to maintain hardware for
this purpose!
Zane
At 12:40 PM -0500 2/13/13, Scott Quinn wrote:
About a year ago I got a Turbo XT clone (8-ish MHz V20,
I think,
full memory). It needs a bit of work (HDD, looks like a cap blew on
the floppy, monitor needs a new CEE receptacle wired in), but it
seems to power up fine.
I've been shoveling it around for the past year-plus, and this is
the first time I've even turned it on, which gets me wondering
whether it's worth keeping or not, especially when virtualized PCs
are so easy to do. I have a 386 and Pentium with ISA slots, so
that's not a big deal. For those with old clones, what do you use
them for, or is it just mostly nostalgia?
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