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<blockquote data-quote="Chuck57" data-source="post: 911563" data-attributes="member: 75774"><p>Had an old computer I purchased in 1991. Forty MB HDD and 2MB RAM, Win 3. I gave it away in 1995. The person I gave that old computer to still has it and it still runs great. It now has Win 3.1. Won't run anything newer, but he doesn't care. It does what he wants with the antique programs he uses, and he's obviously not a computer geek and could care less about the Internet. I cannot say how many hours a day he uses it. But that's 29, pushing 30 yrs on the HDD.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chuck57, post: 911563, member: 75774"] Had an old computer I purchased in 1991. Forty MB HDD and 2MB RAM, Win 3. I gave it away in 1995. The person I gave that old computer to still has it and it still runs great. It now has Win 3.1. Won't run anything newer, but he doesn't care. It does what he wants with the antique programs he uses, and he's obviously not a computer geek and could care less about the Internet. I cannot say how many hours a day he uses it. But that's 29, pushing 30 yrs on the HDD. [/QUOTE]
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