If only you could send all the old junk that is too slow and too small 
to use by todays standards back in time to yourself, you would look like 
a computing god to everyone else.

I have a picture from the early 90's of the server rack, which was 
completely full, for cdrom.com that they were showing around because 
they were so proud of the fact that they had a whole terabyte of 
storage.  That amount of space seemed unimaginable at the time, 
especially since if I remember right that my computer had a 105MB HD at 
that time.  Times have changed and now I have around 20TB of storage in 
my house... and climbing, and I suspect that it another 20 years I'll be 
laughing about how we ever got along with only terabytes of storage 
because I'll have some sort of solid state drive on my keychain that 
holds terabytes.

Brian Cluff

On 10/18/2012 09:00 AM, Dazed_75 wrote:
> I sure remember it.  No chance I could have afforded it back then, but I
> did want one.
>
> http://www.howtogeek.com/126846/retro-ad-10-mb-hard-drive-for-3398-image
>
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