On Sun, 23 Jul 2000, you wrote: > Submitted 23-Jul-00 by Pj: > > From: Using MS-DOS 6.2 (QUE book) 1993 > > > > Pg. 140; pgph 5: > > > > "Hard disks have changed the most. A number of technology have come and > > gone as hard disks have steadily gotten larger and faster. Drives capable > > of storing more than two gygabytes(two billion bytes) now cost less than > > $2,500. > > > > Who remembers when 10GB cost $10,000? > > > > I remember when a 20 MB drive was top of the line and cost more than > the rest of the machine :) > Yeah...I had an IBM PS/2 model 25 (built-in monitor) and I thought "wow! A whole 25 meg hard drive! What am I going to do with all that space!?!?!?!" :-) Boy, how times have changed. :-) I've now got about 40 GIGS in my linux box and I'm concerned about running low on storage space for all my MP3's. :-) John
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