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I suspect the video creator is French where period (.) is used instead of comma (,) as the thousands separator.... so, unless it’s tongue-in-cheek (either you or the video creator), no discount really 🙂
Actually in French, the space is used instead of comma for thousands separator. The period is not used at all, the comma is used for decimals.
 
I was a computer science grad student in 1984, where we used dozens of VT100 terminals connected to a VAX 11/750 (32 MB of RAM and a huge 300 MB, multi-platter Eagle disk drive), but that's a whole other story... That year, the CS department bought a Macintosh 128k. I was pretty fascinated with the bitmapped display, but the first time I used it, I couldn't figure out the mouse. I'd click the button, and nothing would open. I'd try to click the button softly, then really wham on it... no difference. I remember when I finally got frustrated enough with the damn thing that I started repeatedly clicking it until something happened. I had just discovered double-click :)
 
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The title made me think it was a modernized M1 classic Macintosh. It's only a matter of time before someone puts an M1 in a salvaged, retrobrighted Macintosh case, but so far the closest I've seen was an M1 in a G4 Cube.

I built one for my wife for Christmas. 128k Mac with an M1 Mac Mini inside and a small lcd screen harvested from an lcd monitor. It has functional classic keyboard and mouse as well.
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