ruff rants: A gem in the ocean of techno-garbage.

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A gem in the ocean of techno-garbage.

... AcerMate 466d
... 486DX2/66 with 4MB RAM.
... 1.44MB Floppy disk drive. No hard disk equipped.
... 3Com Etherlink III NIC attached to EISA slot.

This is my latest machine, sitting on my desktop. A gem indeed, but not in our time. It was one model that reigned supreme way back in the old MS-DOS era.

Salute.

A gem in the ocean of techno-garbage.

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