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Most aesthetically pleasing computer of all time?
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Dr. Suchong
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Looks like the Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy
Syphon Filter
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Instantly i think of the imac g3
Lethal01
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the Sharp X68000 series
Ye, you won, nothings coming close, end thread.
and here's a fun little concept
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Lord Panda
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This reminds me I have to finish watching Clint's cleaning videos. His house was cut in two by a tree during a hurricane so he uploaded videos of him cleaning water damaged equipment.
Besides that.
98 G3 iMac then later Unibody/Aluminum iMac, and I have a soft spot for the trash can and the cheese grater too.
I collect VHS tapes
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I still use my iBook routinely
Hyperborean
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The Raspberry Pi 400/500 are and look awesome. It’s a complete computer in a keyboard!
STARSBarry
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I wanted to pull up something old but recently...
The FF04, especially designed to only work with Asus Proart 4070 Ti and 4080 Super GPU's.
But the whole design and finished look is something I haven't seen in a long time.
The FF04, especially designed to only work with Asus Proart 4070 Ti and 4080 Super GPU's.
But the whole design and finished look is something I haven't seen in a long time.
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Lord Panda
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Okay serious answer but I've always liked the iMac 27" Retina 5K design: simple, sleek, and clean.
bitbydeath
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We didn’t get it but I would have loved this.
jufonuk
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My wife has something similar to this but an older model.Okay serious answer but I've always liked the iMac 27" Retina 5K design: simple, sleek, and clean.
Unknown Soldier
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The 20th Anniversary Mac is also notable today as the first design worked on by Jony IveI loved the original iMac. Most electronics shops didn't stock them, but there was an independent computer store near me that would order one in for me. I had to carry it back to my house. It was lovely looking but quite underpowered, so I upgraded to the DVSE version when that came out the following year. Not as nice looking as the blue one. Also had to carry that back to my house.
The 20th anniversary Mac was pretty exotic. I remember using one at Nintendo's press agency, where they had it hooked up to an N64 for screen capture.
Unknown Soldier
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The Power Mac G4 Cube was also one of the most cool looking computers
The Nintendo Gamecube of computers, basically
Power Mac G4 Cube - Wikipedia
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The Nintendo Gamecube of computers, basically
Hohenheim
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I agree that too much rgb is silly, but I enjoy looking at a good, clean build. Glass panels are therefore nice in my opinion, as long as the build is well done. Rgb strips and "rainbow effects" is a big no go for me.Can’t stand this crap, yet they seem to be everywhere these days
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kunonabi
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Looks like Penny's computer from inspector gadget to me.
jufonuk
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More for the retro nostalgia
the nimbus and BBC B computers will give some GAF users flashbacks/PTSD to schooling in the mid/late 80's early 90's
RM Nimbus - RM Nimbus PC-186
RM Nimbus Fansite & Museum, detailing the RM Nimbus PC-186
www.thenimbus.co.uk
the nimbus and BBC B computers will give some GAF users flashbacks/PTSD to schooling in the mid/late 80's early 90's
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Dr. Suchong
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ClanOfNone
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what dreams were made of...
We had SSD’s back in the 486DX days? Mind blown, I had no idea. We had almost the exact same pc, but it wasn’t a Dell.
It was my first pc with a sound card too, playing Wing Commander 2 with the voice pack was a transcendent experience.
Mikado
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I don't think so. Either SSD mean something else referring to the usual hard drive used back then or that graphic was made recently and has the wrong terminology.
For sure every hard drive I had back then was a spinning one, no way folks had SSds back then.
GymWolf
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Sorry, but I'm not a PCMR like you are, so I wouldn't buy any of that. And like I said in the other thread I was tagged into here on offtopic recently, I couldn't care less about OF thots and their merch.
GymWolf
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People responding in a serious way to a clear joke is never gonna be funny to me.
If it make you feel better, I swear to whatever god you pray, that i didn't even noticed the belle delphine stuff, i thought it was just average lewd anime stuff
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Thick Thighs Save Lives
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It's all good dude; just tired of being dragged in OF adjacent posts even if that wasn't your original intention.People responding in a serious way to a clear joke is never gonna be funny to me.
If it make you feel better, I swear to whatever god you pray, that i didn't even noticed the belle delphine stuff, i thought it was just average lewd anime stuff
Anyway, tag me into threads about console merch like this, and maybe I'll be more receptive.
The Mindset PC from 1983, an early attempt at a PC-compatible graphics/gaming workstation. It had custom graphics chips similar in power to the Amiga and Atari ST. Unfortunately it wasn't PC-compatible enough and died off pretty quick. The bottom half of the unit is the main part and included two cartridge ports and was envisioned as being able to be sold alone as a high-end game system. The top half had room for two floppy drives and I believe additional memory for more demanding business tasks.
Mikado
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ikr, I mean it doesn't even have a cupholder for my streamer-girl bathwater
Papa_Wisdom
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I’m just going to leave this here
RAGE 2 Dreamcast Mod For Bethesda By Dewayne Carel - Modders Inc
A while back Tim Willits of id software reached out to me about doing a case mod for a new game that would be coming out. It turned out that the team working
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Exposing the sinister cartel of retailers who allow companies to pay for advertising space.
The Mindset PC from 1983, an early attempt at a PC-compatible graphics/gaming workstation. It had custom graphics chips similar in power to the Amiga and Atari ST. Unfortunately it wasn't PC-compatible enough and died off pretty quick. The bottom half of the unit is the main part and included two cartridge ports and was envisioned as being able to be sold alone as a high-end game system. The top half had room for two floppy drives and I believe additional memory for more demanding business tasks.
That looks like an Atari Mega ST with the hard disk expansion.
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