486/75mhz laptop big enough?
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From: New Yuck
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I'm sure that it will handle Craig's software, though I haven't tried yet - still waiting to get my cable together.
As for Diacom, yes it will. I ran Diacom on a 486/25 or 33 laptop just fine.
As for Diacom, yes it will. I ran Diacom on a 486/25 or 33 laptop just fine.
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Blown, they are DIRT CHEAP at any place that deals in used computers. Check your local newspapers also. I picked up a 486/133 mhz notebook for C$25.00. They are basically useless now to anyone except guys like us.
The nice thing about the 486/133 is that it actually has Windows 95, so it can run TunerCat also.
The nice thing about the 486/133 is that it actually has Windows 95, so it can run TunerCat also.
Yeah baby YEAH! Beats the hell out of buying a scanner IMHO. I know I just never get time to browse the puter stores. I want a 66mhz or faster with 16meg for the Win 98 ya know. These things are long in the tooth for most programs, except Tunercat,DOS & QBasic 
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From: Temperance, MI
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Funny you say that I couldnt even get diacom to run on my computer because it was too fast. Tried it on my 600mhz then my friends 90mhz and finally on this 25 mhz piece o crap that i bought two broken ones for $50 and made a frankenlaptop. And that is the only computer i got it to work on.
But i got diacom and two laptops off of ebay for a grand total of $250 not too shabby huh.
But i got diacom and two laptops off of ebay for a grand total of $250 not too shabby huh.
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