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<blockquote data-quote="1sam" data-source="post: 23388156" data-attributes="member: 557062"><p>My first PC was an Intel 486, which was the greatest, fastest at that time(late 1990 or early 91) . Colour monitors are an optional extra at that time, and speakers, internal modem also optional. If I can recall correctly , I payed around 3000 AUD (a second hand drivable car can be purchased for less than A$500 at that time) with a colour monitor and an internal modem. Everything was in Kb's. A Mb is similar to a Tb in present days. . Even internet connections (dial up) only allows very little data transfer, if I exceed the limits, charges are unbelievably high.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1sam, post: 23388156, member: 557062"] My first PC was an Intel 486, which was the greatest, fastest at that time(late 1990 or early 91) . Colour monitors are an optional extra at that time, and speakers, internal modem also optional. If I can recall correctly , I payed around 3000 AUD (a second hand drivable car can be purchased for less than A$500 at that time) with a colour monitor and an internal modem. Everything was in Kb's. A Mb is similar to a Tb in present days. . Even internet connections (dial up) only allows very little data transfer, if I exceed the limits, charges are unbelievably high. [/QUOTE]
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