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   -=> Quoting Grant Weasner to All <=-   
      
    GW> I have some desktops.   
      
    GW> I'm wondering the age a computer should be to be considered classic?   
      
   I guess that would depend upon whoever was using it or wanting to use   
   it.   
      
   I have what I consider to be a classic, it's a 386SX 16Mhz with 2   
   floppys and a hard drive. I also used to be an Amiga 1200 user, and   
   before that a Commodore 64 user. So I personally would consider any of   
   these as classics.   
      
   Other people, maybe not. Just depends on the viewpoint of the user.   
      
   Cheers!   
      
   Cougar428   
   Don Vally   
      
      
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