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Tank is in... need to fill it now :(

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GDH75 said:
*old skool pic*
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Is it bad that I remember that exact model of 'ghetto blaster'? :D was deffo mid to late-90's, was in my mid/late teens at that point.

God I'm old. :(

Phil2008 said:
xmas 95 I think I got my first PC, 486 DX66 (66mhz:D) with windows for workgroups 3.11
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We had 486 and 386 PC's at my school in 94/95ish and longed for pentiums... :D
 
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Lucky you, my school used mostly Acorn A3000 and A3010s then, there was one pc in the library, which was mostly used for Encarta, that was iirc a 486DX. This was a school of around 800 or so pupils too.
 
Moeks said:
Looks more like mid '90s kit than early '00s. Then again being Packard Bell ...they were hardly the last word in cutting edge :p
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As an ex-PCW employee (student part-time job) it is an early 00s Packard Hell. I left in mid-2000, the imedia range launched after I left.
 
The great thing about digital cameras is that you can find out what date and time the photo was taken


07/02/2004

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My current setup after swapping the daft samsung tv for a dell u2410. Just need to sort out the wires at the back. Treated myself to a pair of ADAM A3X at the beginning of the month as well.:D


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Clothes rack on the left optional:confused:
 
Does the front of the table give much if you learn on it (say when typing etc). I am looking at getting a desk but not sure of how strong desks like that are (with only support towards the back).
 
I've got a similar desk which came from a commercial office. They are very strong. I weigh 82kg and can sit on the front and it only gives down about 1-2cm. I got mine for free from an office that was closing down.

You can find these sort of things on ebay in the commercial office supplies section.
 
I have been looking for administration stock etc and keep seeing this sort of desk, I was a little weary about there being no legs at front but seems I was worrying for no reason! :)
 
They're fantastic. Very very sturdy and solid. And they usually come in massive sizes if you like. I've got a 160cm one and a 100cm one end to end to make a 260cm long desk.
 
SMed said:
They're fantastic. Very very sturdy and solid. And they usually come in massive sizes if you like. I've got a 160cm one and a 100cm one end to end to make a 260cm long desk.
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Interesting you have brought that up. I am looking at an 1800 to 2000 mm desk, probably 80 ish deep. I wonder if a desk as wide as I require will be as stable as a thinner desk. :confused:
 
haz_pro said:
Interesting you have brought that up. I am looking at an 1800 to 2000 mm desk, probably 80 ish deep. I wonder if a desk as wide as I require will be as stable as a thinner desk. :confused:
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Well mine are 100cm deep, and the 160cm wide desk is just as sturdy as the 100cm wide desk. I can sit on the front at the middle of each and it barely drops down 1-2cm.
 
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