A few weeks ago one of the fine members of this group posted some pictures of the wooden computer enclosures that they had made many years ago.
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Where can I find those links?
Thanks!
OT - Wooden Computer Enclosures - Who was that?
Jun 21, 2016
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Thanks, but not what I was looking for. There are specific and multiple links in fairly recent thread from a member of this ng. (P.S. I know how to use Google)
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Thanks, but not what I was looking for. There are specific and multiple links in fairly recent thread from a member of this ng.
(P.S. I know how to use Google)
You sure it was ahr? I surely don't recall seeing any such thing...
PC/AT
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PS/2 M30
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PS/2 M30/286
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PS/2 M70
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(I thought it was you!)
Thanks! How old would you say those are and how well did they hold up?
That was around 1986-1991. We had no budget for PCs but my boss said I knew how to get what I needed to make them and go for it. I could get all the "parts" I wanted but cases had serial numbers and they were not available as a "part". After a while I demonstrated we did have a business need for PCs, we got them and I took some of these home. They lasted until they were too obsolete to use. I never had the RF interference problems everyone predicted but that is probably due to the way IBM made the boards.
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