In 1968…
this Computer could be picked up for a measly $1.6 million. For that you got a 1.3 MHz CPU, with half a megabyte of RAM and a 100 megabyte hard drive.
In 2011 on a MacBook Pro…
In 1968…
this Computer could be picked up for a measly $1.6 million. For that you got a 1.3 MHz CPU, with half a megabyte of RAM and a 100 megabyte hard drive.
In 2011 on a MacBook Pro…
Pretty crazy!!!
Nice to know fact: virtualisation was already available (with IBM’s CP/CMS). You could even run a hypervisor (CP) within a hypervisor. So you really needed only one computer to implement development, testing and production environments.
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