The laptop computers of Ancient Greece

Salt. Salt would be less pricey.......

 

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Not in ancient greece

 

Why should we bail them out, we are not in the Euro, let Germany do it, they stole £90 billion from them.
Don`t get me wrong I love the Greek people, we have a property there.

 

Famous words of the oppressors. First they steal the Parthenon freeze and then feign ignorance. You should be happy the Greeks are nice enough to let you tour their country without tariffs

You could spare a single IMAC for this poor soul.

Ruben

 

Rome either......

 

Rome either what?

 

lol

 

and he is running around without shoes in public

 

Roman soldiers were once paid with salt. A scarce commodity at the time.....

 

Why bother with coins

 

This "laptop image"

presents further evidence for the ancient alien theory as presented by The History Channel.

Starring this guy!

"Hey I'm out of Tzatziki!"

Giorgio A Tsoukalos

 

Here is another "ancient" computer. In the late 1980s/mid-90s the Isle of Man issued a technology series. Look at this PC (50p) and the cellphone (£1) ... yes, our ancestors did use devices like those.

Christian

 

Looks like my AST 486DX100 I used it for 8 years.

 

Ah 80s computers.

Back in the early 80s the only way to distinguish a home PC from a large shoebox was that when you looked inside the PC had wires inside it.

 

That is the current workstation

http://www.fit-pc.com/web/fit-pc/other-products/

 

Hello

That small? And where is the hard drive?

Amanda

 

Now I really want one of each

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAP...zf%2F30MKIHuMKMIM2LIw%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

Coin sets of all nations sold for 0.99 AU$ last month :dead-horse:

 

??

 

if you think this was small you should take a look at Raspberry pi
http://www.raspberrypi.org/faqs

short answer, you can run a computer of a memory card, usb drive, network server, and also there are micro drives that measure 1.8".

 

Hello

I Prefer my computers with a case..

Ruben