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"content": "For people who are upset about current computer hardware prices: I scanned in my 1991 DEC computer catalogue.\n\nInflation adjusted, 32Mb RAM (p31) for your DEC VAX computer is £45,219 and a 1.2Gb hard disk (p128) is £44,745. A 32Mb VAX 4000 with options would cost £200,169.\n\nMaybe modern hardware is cheap.\n\nI used the Bookeye 5 book scanner at Edinburgh university library, which was quite a neat thing.\n\nhttps://archive.org/details/decdirect-hardware-february-april-1991/page/n31/mode/2up\n\n#retrocomputing\nhttps://static.toot.community/media_attachments/files/116/971/066/375/764/606/original/7f33cc6cc88976b8.mp4\n",
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