15 Vintage Computer Ads
15 Vintage Computer Ads That Used To Be Cool
Comment: Which is your favorite? And why? Mine: 10MB disk for $ 3,398!
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This is the Blog of a guy who retired from a major financial institution in technology. I chose the title "Cold Fusion Guy" because I love programming in Cold Fusion
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And didn't the first Apple computer cost $666? Too weird. And why is it called an Apple? Is that supposed to be sarcastic?
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