One of many wonderful commercials John Cleese did for Compaq Computer Corporation in the mid to late '80s.
A very rare find and a treasure for any John Cleese fan, these classic ads were shown on...
One of many wonderful commercials John Cleese did for Compaq Computer Corporation in the mid to late '80s.
A very rare find and a treasure for any John Cleese fan, these classic ads were shown only in Great Britian.
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the funny thing is in 20 years there guna show dell commercials and say hahahah 1tb of memory and 4gb of ram PSHHHH i have 60 gb of ram and over 50tb and its smaller
The funny thing is, you really underestimated the differences - a hard disc with 1Tb is 250,000 times larger than a 4Mb one (approximately) - that means in 20 years were supposed to have hard discs of about 2.5x10^15 (two point five times ten to the power of fifteen) Mb - 2.5 Petabyte
Wow, that was some serious geek talk, sorry about that :P
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Wow, that was some serious geek talk, sorry about that :P