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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Colonol Dekker on July 12, 2010, 04:38:50 pm
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http://www.thexmod.com/item_detail.asp?id=2334
(http://www.thexmod.com/prod_pics/2334-1.jpg)
It may be monochrome ****e, but damn i loved using these abroad.
It has an Aliens Autogun control feel doesn't it ;7
£225.00 ( £264.38 Inc 17.5 % VAT )
As an approx spec for the age of the laptop:
CPU : 100 MHz -> 233 MHz
Ram : 16MB
Screen 640 * 480
They are more collectable than usable.
Also this site has Spartans and Sabres for sale.
An Army Harley for £1250 is a bargain i may well snap up.
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i wonder how much work it would take to strip it down and rebuild with modern kit just for the grin
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Exactly, the casemodding opportunities would be awesome.
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OhmahGod. :D
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Rollerball! Takes me back to the days of Missile Command ;)
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Wow, that thing is so ancient.......
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Is it bullet-proof?
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No you crazy gangsta. It's just sturdy.
And green.
Like me :D
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You can get cream for that...
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The itch is satisfying to scratch.
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No you crazy gangsta. It's just sturdy.
Ah. Dammit.
/me tosses hopes of a laptop that can withstand gang warfare.
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What, for all those shootouts in suburban Perth? :p
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i wonder how much work it would take to strip it down and rebuild with modern kit just for the grin
if using modern consumer-grade electronics, not much. especially if in there is something resembling the AT standard for dimensions, but since it is an army-grade thingy, i seriously doubt modern PSU's or such would fit.
then again, i'm a psycho who intends to rebuild an old 1994. 486 case. heh.
lalalalalallaaaaa
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What, for all those shootouts in suburban Perth? :p
Why of course. :P
No, but that thing'd be something interesting to carry on the bus. Just open it up and look dodgy effortlessly. :D
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What, for all those shootouts in suburban Perth? :p
Why of course. :P
No, but that thing'd be something interesting to carry on the bus. Just open it up and look dodgy effortlessly. :D
You'd look even dodgier with this (http://www.thecleverest.com/countdown.swf) on the screen!
:wakka:
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HHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH.
DUDE.
YES.
/me writes down the link and idea for future reference.
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installing the original worms would be funny
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if using modern consumer-grade electronics, not much. especially if in there is something resembling the AT standard for dimensions, but since it is an army-grade thingy, i seriously doubt modern PSU's or such would fit.
It looks sufficiently big enough that if you were really game, you could get some Mini-ITX goodness going on in there...
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if using modern consumer-grade electronics, not much. especially if in there is something resembling the AT standard for dimensions, but since it is an army-grade thingy, i seriously doubt modern PSU's or such would fit.
It looks sufficiently big enough that if you were really game, you could get some Mini-ITX goodness going on in there...
i was thinking more along the lines of mATX, but an ITX would fit in there no problem.