I think it’s happened. For the first time ever (since I’ve had PC-level computers at work), I actually have a more powerful computer at work than at home.
The new one is pretty much just this year’s model; very little difference visible from the outside.
But it has 3 times the memory and twice the processors. And 15000 RPM enterprise SAS drives, in RAID0 for high performance.
He founded Digital Equipment Corporation, and was still running it when I worked there.
(ETA: Huh; posting from the phone reduced the photo and posted only that one version, rather than a smaller linked to a bigger. Thus some of you may have missed that I have Ken’s obituary up on the left monitor, and my old Minneapolis Branch DEC mug on the desk in front of the right monitor.)
Okay, this is just far too cool. The installation looks reasonably easy for something that interfaces to all the keys of a typewriter.
(With thanks to Greg Cotton)
The first page had a similar ad overlying text, but in a different position.
It was indeed as simple as replacing the power supply. It’s back up and running.
No luck finding a Sprint store (or Best Buy) with an HTC Evo, though.