hey peeps, i was just looking through the reaaaally old for sale forums and found this.. http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=134 £40-£50 for 10gbs! damn how things have changed...
yep, back in't day when my 250mb hard drive was the dogs bollocks. Not that i understood that quite back them but still... ran out pretty quick once the games had piled on there with windows 3.1
The other day RTT was showing me some really old electronics catalogue he'd found, with bargains such as a 20*MB* hard drive for ~£200 or something equally insanely prices. Looking at old receipts for computer items you've bought is a quick way to depress yourself when you realise how much you paid for things that are cheap as chips these days...few things depreciate as fast as hardware. Then again, you have to balance it against how fast technology moves on
My 106Mb Seagate cost me £256.15 inc VAT, May '92. That's £2.50/Mb. But I can tell my wife "Look, It's much cheaper than the printer/monitor/whatever it's replacing"