On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, William Donzelli wrote:
> > OK, I do have one that is going to be an unusual one
> > that is significant in its insignificance.
>
> This is not what I mean by significant. I am looking for machines that did
> something historically important. Or even maybe not so historically
> important. Provenance - it is important.
Anything that comes my way like that I usually channel over the the
Computer History Museum. This would include several important items so
far.
> Intel is known for many dead ends and bad timing. They really are a pretty
> innovative company - it is a shame they have this huge stain on
> their history called x86.
I think they get too much credit in some cases.
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