legendary laptop

[kmote]

thanx chris, i might do that i dunno though it sounds dangerous + i dont really need to move it anywhere, thank God (it is not exactly small)

that is very cool mac, very cool indeed, does it use 5 1/4"? still curious

i know nothing about apples though

 

[mac_mogul]

i know nothing about apples though

lol, obviously

Apple didn't make the TRS-80. It was a Radio Shack creation with a Tandy label. It was about the only good thing that came out of Radio Shack for about 20 years... Then they made Zip-Zaps :freak:

And yes, it used those humongous floppy disks.

 

[kmote]

sry i put that badly.

when i said that i didn't know about apples i was talking about the ones you mentioned in your original post

 

[mac_mogul]

http://appel.rz.hu-berlin.de/Zope/cm/cmKat/AppleII.jpg
Apple IIe

http://69.133.78.250:81/computers/macquadra605/macquadra605.jpg
Quadra 605

 

[kmote]

sweet

 

[Jorsoft]

I have an Apple IIe that still works (or at leat it did a year ago, last time I booted it), an IBM PS/2 (1988) that works great (monitor cable is a little funny, though, needs to be adjusted to display colors correctly), and a Sharp laptop (1990/91) that sometimes has a little trouble reading from its second floppy drive (2 floppies no hd) and a long-dead battery.

 

[kmote]

its great to hear from people who have such reliability from their old PCs