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Re: Commodore 64 Ultimate

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-=> Alexander Grotewohl wrote to Bo Holt <=-

 AG> grades 1-4  - those school macs
 AG> grades 5-6  - ibm ps/2 model 25
 AG> grades 7-8  - fully win95, pretty sure they were dell optiplex
 AG> machines.
 AG>               still required to buy floppy disks for storing schoolwork
 AG> grades 9-12 - citrix winframe, our personalized desktop and storage
 AG> 'roamed'
 AG>               with our login, software access based on what classes we
 AG> were
 AG>               in, etc

 AG> that's a pretty insane leap in technology..

Wow!  Yes.

For me
grades 1-6 - nothing
grades 7-8 - officially nothing, but dad could get a school TRS-80 for the
summer (no one can steal it if it's not in the school).
grades 9-12 - Commodore PET

College - IBM-PC XT clone.

Right after college 386.
By then the schools had Apple II GS for grades 1-8.  Grades 9-12 had IBM-PC (at
least AT, probably better).

"The future is now.  But it's not evenly distributed yet."


... Guns don't kill people. Bullets kill people.
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