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[Segin]

Ray Arachelian wrote:
> A few of the ancient x86 line have some historical value.  The 1st IBM
> PC, the Jr, the 1st laptops, the 1st portable PC, and so on are
> collectibles because they are the 1st of something.  But a generic white
> box 386, meh.
> 
> 
That's true, but you gotta play with the cards dealt to you. That is, I 
don't have a SPARC or a old Sun 3 or a VAX, or even something exotic 
such as a IBM z/390, or something big that would fall right through my 
floor like a PDP-11 (which I'd love to have, just to run 2.10BSD)

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