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Originally Posted by Jon A.
Makes me think of the Apple IIe, which stayed in production from January 1983 to December 1993 with some revisions (the biggest one in '87) in spite of Jobs' attempts to kill off the line. These computers were in my 4th-6th grade classrooms and were aging even then. They remained in the elementary wing at least until I finished junior high. Funny how technology progressed so slowly even back then. I'm certainly not complaining about that though.
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Heh... I remember that back in the mid-90s. Was always a race to see who got the one with the colour monitor and to pick the best games from the bookshelves full of floppies.
Was also exciting when we were occasionally allowed to use the other computer lab with the powermacs...