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The sun gives warmth.
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The sun gives warmth.
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I'd like to have a PS/2 as the one I had in the past... ¿anyone from Spain or France has someone? 
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| CPUShack wrote: | a 286 running on a flat panel, is freakin cool  |
I'll bet you that you see 8086 / 8088 / 186 / 286 / 386 running on flat panels a LOT more than you think. You probably see one more than once a week. Want to take a stab at it? |
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| tokayev wrote: | | I'd like to have a PS/2 as the one I had in the past... ¿anyone from Spain or France has someone? |
Please create a WTB topic in the right section. This is the For Sale section. Thank you. |
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tokayev
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| PeterNY wrote: | | tokayev wrote: | | I'd like to have a PS/2 as the one I had in the past... ¿anyone from Spain or France has someone? |
Please create a WTB topic in the right section. This is the For Sale section. Thank you. |
Well, we are not only sellers/buyers, but a group of friends (I think) and "golden era" lovers, so this kind of comments are usually not out of place as far as this a not a formal comment about what I want to buy, just nostalgic about what I had.
Probably you need to be more time in this forum before writing this mandatory sentences. Thanks
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CPUShack
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| mavroxur wrote: | | CPUShack wrote: | | a 286 running on a flat panel, is freakin cool |
I'll bet you that you see 8086 / 8088 / 186 / 286 / 386 running on flat panels a LOT more than you think. You probably see one more than once a week. Want to take a stab at it? |
Considering that many flat panels themselves use a Turbo186 or a Novatek 6502
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mavroxur
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| CPUShack wrote: | | mavroxur wrote: | | CPUShack wrote: | | a 286 running on a flat panel, is freakin cool |
I'll bet you that you see 8086 / 8088 / 186 / 286 / 386 running on flat panels a LOT more than you think. You probably see one more than once a week. Want to take a stab at it? |
Considering that many flat panels themselves use a Turbo186 or a Novatek 6502 |
Lots of gas pumps run on 286/386 processors. (the ones w/ the screens that accept credit cards) also. |
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CPUShack
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| mavroxur wrote: | | CPUShack wrote: | | mavroxur wrote: | | CPUShack wrote: | | a 286 running on a flat panel, is freakin cool |
I'll bet you that you see 8086 / 8088 / 186 / 286 / 386 running on flat panels a LOT more than you think. You probably see one more than once a week. Want to take a stab at it? |
Considering that many flat panels themselves use a Turbo186 or a Novatek 6502 |
Lots of gas pumps run on 286/386 processors. (the ones w/ the screens that accept credit cards) also. |
Ah nice, I don't drive, so dont use them LOL
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I remember pulling up to a gas pump once, and seeing "Operating system not found"  |
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| When there are rules posted they should be adhered to. Friendship takes place in PMs. That is my take on it. |
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| PeterNY wrote: | | When there are rules posted they should be adhered to. Friendship takes place in PMs. That is my take on it. |
And people like you sometimes end up in their car trunks the worse for wear 
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