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Welcome to the new age! Anonymous 07/09/23(Sun)04:23 No.1 [Reply]

64k Memory!

>>	Anonymous 07/09/23(Sun)04:24 No.2 File: 1190539479632.jpg -(51472 B, 460x645) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Built in Modem!

>>	Anonymous 07/09/23(Sun)04:26 No.3 File: 1190539576376.jpg -(73502 B, 460x605) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size.

>>	Anonymous 07/09/23(Sun)09:03 No.4 File: 1190556210465.jpg -(489464 B, 1205x1558) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. July 1984. The amazing things is they claim to use the Ackermann function for performance tests!?

>>	Anonymous 07/09/23(Sun)09:06 No.5 File: 1190556412187.jpg -(567751 B, 1195x1604) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. November 1984

>>	Anonymous 07/09/23(Sun)09:12 No.6 File: 1190556739520.jpg -(709522 B, 1197x1582) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. December 1984. Just in time for X-Mas. I think shall raid the University archives for ads by Sun Microsystems.

>>	Anonymous 07/09/26(Wed)08:05 No.7 >>6 An attempt of humour? In a computer ad? Unthinkable!

>>	claycorn 07/12/06(Thu)16:06 No.8 File: 1196978788816.jpg -(186923 B, 1600x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. its pink!

>>	Anonymous 07/12/09(Sun)06:09 No.9 >>3 The guy must have been carrying just the empty shell in that picture. Those things weighed like what, 15 to 25 kilograms? No way you're going to lift one and look like that, model or not.

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