That's right, folks. The ancient Greeks used laptops. And now we have proof.
(https://www.grogheads.com/forums/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi1081.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fj349%2Flongblade%2FGrogHeads%2Fgreek-statue.jpg&hash=80a14bfa37857f45f9f6f57ff1450f34b8ea8695)
If there were any doubt, this conspiracy theory YouTube vid should settle the controversy once and for all.
A counter argument from a "science" website can, of course, be safely ignored: http://www.livescience.com/53629-greek-statue-not-using-laptop.html
What OS? ::)
Quote from: bbmike on February 08, 2016, 05:23:27 PM
What OS? ::)
Pythagoras DOS (https://upload.wikimedia.org/math/d/c/2/dc2c1c55d1fd18bc0084c64f61dfbbb4.png)
Quote from: bbmike on February 08, 2016, 05:23:27 PM
What OS? ::)
Whew. I was afraid the debate would be over AMD vs Intel.
I'm sure the brand was Delta.
Instead of guessing we could ask Windy or Bawb.
Pretty sure that is a "Tablet".
B'dong-Tssss.
Dude, you're getting a Dellphi!
Dammit! That's the one I wanted to use. :tickedoff: She doesn't have a computer desk because she lives a..... Spartan lifestyle.
Those ancient laptops were pretty fast. It only took a minotaur two to boot up.
Sigh. They are still using PS2 keyboard and mouse ports. Obviously prior to the Usb dynasty.
Looks like rock-solid hardware.
Trying to upgrade it would put you between a rock and a hard place though...
There's a good chance you'd end up bricking it.
And lose your marbles.
I wonder if that laptop in the picture was a gift? You know.... Beware of Greeks bearing--- Portable Internet Devices.
But that's taken for granite.
It's probably infected with a Trojan Horse virus.
Ohhh. That could be a Sirius social disease.