Love the modularity, good way to keep components ticking away, as motherboards are always the hardest thing to find. Hopefully they can survive long enough to be relevant over the years, as of now I’d stick with a mister.
PriorityMotif@lemmy.world
on 01 Oct 13:43
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This could be good for the industrial world. There’s many pieces of equipment out there that have a dos based terminal. We have a piece of equipment at my work that was made in West Germany.
Also, they should’ve made it a little bigger (micro-ATX) so that they could fit PCI and ISA slots for whatever weird retro hardware somebody might want to use.
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So, a new computer that works like an old computer?
Yeah, but better!
I know you’re probably being sarcastic, but actually yes!
Love the modularity, good way to keep components ticking away, as motherboards are always the hardest thing to find. Hopefully they can survive long enough to be relevant over the years, as of now I’d stick with a mister.
This could be good for the industrial world. There’s many pieces of equipment out there that have a dos based terminal. We have a piece of equipment at my work that was made in West Germany.
Although DOS emulation is very good these days, this is really cool!
Wing Commander 1!
Needs support for a turbo button.
Also, they should’ve made it a little bigger (micro-ATX) so that they could fit PCI and ISA slots for whatever weird retro hardware somebody might want to use.