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Old 06-21-2011, 10:49 PM   #31087
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Originally Posted by Stitchawl View Post
I just came back from a run to the computer shop. Bought myself one of them new fangled USB.3 external drives. 2-terabyte (I almost bought the 3-tera but I figured my wife would shoot me.) I have five external drives already, each 1 or 1.5 terabyte. The cost of a 2-terabyte USB.3 drive was less than $150. I remember paying almost $350 for a 250 megabyte drive back in the day. I had to install a new card in the tower to handle the new USB.3 Now I'm copying files and getting blown away by how much faster USB.3 is over USB .2

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*SIGH* SS remembers the 8" floppy disks! They were actually floppy then and you could see the little arm inside the drive tapping away. A great big 8" black and green monitor on a stick went with it as well as a 9 pin dot matric printer!. didn't know what the internet was, but we still had to connect to a modem!
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