http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,126692-page,1-c,systems/article.html
can you guess what is number one...
can you guess what is number one...
miloblithe said:I'm glad to see the Amiga made #7. Man I loved that computer, even though it crashed a lot and had some wierd design choices.
mkrishnan said:How can you not love a computer that has B52s references tattoo'd on the motherboard and a fat girl chipset?
miloblithe said:Of course, Denise was my favorite. 4096 colors! 8 sprites!
mkrishnan said:And I also manage to inherit properties from elsewhere, because I dress way to well to be a geek.
yellow said:Have you just coined the term Metrogeektual?
yellow said:Have you just coined the term Metrogeektual?
mkrishnan said:My geek thread runs in parallel with my stylish thread.
dornoforpyros said:well obviously the list can't be all apple, but I'm surprised the iMac g3 wasn't on there.
The PowerBook 100--which was, by the way, manufactured by Sony--was discontinued in 1992. But the PowerBook line went on and on, coming to an end just this year, when the final 12-inch PowerBook was replaced by the MacBook.
miloblithe said:Yeah. I held onto my non-working Amiga 500 for a long long time. It broke in 1992, but I didn't throw it out until last summer.
Might want to promote me to geek+++