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  • Magic Johnson is a very familiar name I heard on the radio.

  • 0:07 did he say Terabyte??

  • Yeah, those weren't very upgrade friendly, just like today's iMacs.

  • I always wondered what was the reaction of people who bought those "glued monitor" presarios, just to realize, 1 or 2 years later, that it didn't had a 5 1/4 bay!!!

    So, I guess it wasn't possible to install a "multimedia upgrade kit" (cd-rom + sound card) an upgrade very common at that time...

  • i think it's funny how in the computer class they say "megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte" when back then a terabyte was like unimaginable amount of text documents.

  • You can build your own machine and then you don't have to worry about all the silly bundled add-ons that are put into them. Then you can install the "good" software on them.

  • the presario comes loaded with the same crap that windows still has today, as I, have a Compaq Preasrio just bought new, last month, and it sucks balls! 1994 and now, hasnt changed a bit...

  • 1994, eh?

    Well, I got to admit, I knew more about those machines than anyone back then and I was only 13/14!

    The one seen on the commerical is a low-end model (obviously the built-in monitor was supposed to give it more value), which would have either a 486SX 25 or 33 MHz processor (which was low-end by those standards back then).

    There were other versions of Presario back then, such as other desktops as well as mini-tower models.

  • That Presario looks like a Performa!

  • Hey the name sounds pretty similar too xD

  • LOL...That computer class is as simple as it gets!

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