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My VIC-20 had an 8k expansion pack. 3.5 times the original 1.5k free RAM. It cost about £100 in 1984.
I'd have laughed at thought of megabytes if I had even considered such a ludicrous idea. Why would you need a million bytes? The screen was less than 1k. A thousand screens? Seriously? Why?
I thought memory prices hit a low at 1GB per pound.
Craig is just having a laugh..
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I remember paying somewhere around $400 US for 4 megs of system ram in my 386.. let alone how much the motherboard cost.. that was the first computer I payed for myself.. I remember all those expansions for the Tandy TRS-80 Model I that my Dad owned being super expensive.
Still not as big of a purchase as my Pentium II 400mhz.. I played close to $1200 for the processor alone when those just came out.
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