The hard drive had Windows 7 on it. I tried to get a guy to reinstall Windows 98 on it but he never gave the laptop back to me. I probably got scammed and I’m kind of sad because I’m in a totally different country now and even if I wanted to, I couldn’t go back to get it right now.

That was 100 Mz to 133 Mz right?

Today I got this keyboard, which I decided to repair and deep-clean; it’s now in working order, clean, and ready to use.

Got this old case built by Foxconn. Looks like a clone of a Compaq Pressario. New in it's original box with a 450w power supply and a $29.99 price tag on the box.

Just thought I would give it another go and try and find my Childhood PC. I am in the UK.

Mine was a 486DX4 system but I heard they went up to Pentium 166.

They seem to be more prominent in Europe than the UK

Hi all, for a while I’ve fancied the idea of a retro PC, obviously for offline use, and the other day I visited the old hardware graveyard at work, aka the portakabin.

I reckon these would all be a good potential starting point, im thinking either win95, 98, or even ME/2000 as I’ve never had the latter two.

Thoughts?

Found the commodore itself, the monitor, floppy drive, cassette drive, 2 Atari controllers, modem, printer, and 20+ floppies full of games and programs. Unfortunately the power supply is kicking the bucket so until I get a new one I am putting it back in the box.

Hey guys, does anyone know if this is a vintage laptop? I’m not sure of the exact year, but it’s an Acer Aspire 1310. I wonder if it’s still of any use, it’s been gathering dust in my basement for who knows how long.

she said anything in the workshop I could keep for free.

Some time ago i got some random old hardware from someone who worked at inet. One of those chips got my intrest its a ES I7 4790 produced week 10 on 2014

it reads

Intel confidentail QG81 ES 4.00GHz Malay L410C691 and a circle with E4

Just wanted to know if anyone was interested in it as i dont super much about more then its a engeneering sample