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For daily use. I would say the limit is 2010, before that it is difficult to use unless it is for a specific function.


That I can use on a daily basis, I have a MSI GE 65 from 2012, 2.3 GHz pentium 7 (3rd generation) with an Nvidia 660m, I have it with Ubuntu and it responds well to perform daily tasks today (upgrade RAM and change HDD for a SSD). Unfortunately it has started to give problems, it turns off randomly and I suspect it is the motherboard, so it does not have much useful life left.

I have an Acer C100 with Windows XP tablet edition, I think it used a Pentium III mobile. The computer is from 2005 or so and due to the OS and limited hardware, it cannot be used today.

Non PC, I still have and use a "palm zire" as a graphic calculator, which must be from the early 2000s.

That's some cool tech there. Good job holding onto them. 

That NVIDIA 660m was a decent chip. Would still go alright on less demanding stuff

OMG, yours still works? I wore out the screen on my Tungsten E2 until it became unusable and I had to set it aside. Got 15 years of use out of that machine. My EeePC 701 still works fine, running Haiku, but it's been a while since I actually used it for anything.

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I have 3 palms, all working, a palm IIIx, the "zire" and a lifedrive.

I also have a HP jornada 620 with winCE, although it turns on and the keyboard works fine, the touch screen died.


I was always interested in trying an Eee PC, but it was more of a fetish than a necessity, jajaja.