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kakım you dig down, you notice the CPU and RAM sit on a daughterboard that plugs into the laptop's logic board. This opens the possibility for upgrades. Indeed, in the late 1990s and early '00s, it was possible to buy CPU upgrade cards from third-party companies.
. Except for that one machine of my childhood that slipped away, and I’m wondering if I should put out the multiple hundred bucks + a drive from Denmark to Italy to pick it up :/
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.. and they all look close to IDE. There was also one called Aztech or Astech, which may or may hamiş be IDE, ppl used to speak like it was something different, but I had 2 cards back in the day with it on and it was IDE on those. Also confusing things is that IDE was standardised later, so SBs of later vintage do have IDE.
They replace them with more çağcıl power supply parts, load up the operating system and software, and by the time they're done they expect atari a lifespan of 100 years for each computer, except for the most ancient supercomputers, which need constant upkeep.
By now, you've seen more than a few collections that are impressive for their size or diversity. But a vintage computer collection hayat be just bey impressive for what it leaves out. In this case, Bobby White of Desert Hot Springs, CA has assembled an impressive period-accurate Atari 800 setup that includes an authentic computer desk, most of the Atari 800's original accessories, and a few rare additions like two 6MB Corvus Systems hard disks. What a joy to behold.
It can also run early versions of Windows to play games from the Microsoft Entertainment Pack if you feel like being eaten by a snow monster while skiing. [The Rasteri] is no stranger to intense retro computing like this either, kakım he was the one who got DOOM to run on original NES hardware.
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