1990 - 1995
In between computers that literally died before my eyes. Several Smith-Corona word processors were used to facilitate typing reports.
1995 - 1999 The Birth of Shiksa
Adventure 6066d (250-0434) Specifications Faxback Doc. # 14295
Processor:..............486 DX2/66, Upgradeable to Intel Pentium Overdrive
External Drive Bays:..............................3 half-height drive bays
Floppy Drive:................................One 3.5" 1.44 MB floppy drive
Internal Drive:........One 3.5" (occupied), 540 MB Internal IDE hard drive
I/O Expansion Slots:......................................Three 16-bit ISA
External Ports:.............1 serial: buffered 16550 UART, 1 parallel: ECP
Graphics:....................................16-bit Local Bus VGA graphics
1 MB graphics memory
1024 x 768 x 256 maximum resolution
Video Chipset:......................................Cirrus Logic CL-GD5428
Standard/Maximum RAM:...........................................8 MB/36 MB
Cache:......................................8 KB integrated, write through
IDE CD-ROM Drive (ATAPI):....................Quad speed, 600KB+ per second
transfer rate, sub 190ms access time
Sound Card:.................................16-bit SoundBlaster compatible
Modem:.........................14.4 Data/Fax/Voice modem with speakerphone
Power Supply:...........100 watt power supply, Dual voltage (110v or 220v)
Power Management:...............................EPA certified as an Energy
Star and DPMS system
Accessories:.............................101 Keyboard, AST 2-button mouse,
AST mousepad, stereo speakers,
ergonomic condenser microphone
(ALL-03/21/95)
1999 - Beyond
Systems I Still Have