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 MM>  > I'm wondering the age a computer should be to be considered classic?
 MM> 
 MM> Ask 10 different people, you'll get 10 different answers.
 MM> 
 MM> For me, I'd say anything before Intel's Core I series CPUs, which puts it
 MM> before 2009.
I tend to agree with the pre-core series. To me its not so much about age, but
more about architecture changes. Which makes me wonder how long it would take
to get to the next step. I feel even with the core series, you can still use
modern operating systems, and can still use most software for a good period of
time. I imagine the next leap is when dedicated AI hardware is integrated into
our systems, and operation can be handled with AI, and I am not just talking
about copilot with windows.
I also feel the same way about game consoles. I still consider the HD era (aka
PS3 and up) to be not classic, and would take quite some time before it is
considered "classic". Again I think Ai in game consoles will be the next step,
and not just graphic frame generation, but how the game is played, like
customized story lines for each different player.

Lloyd (neoshock) sysop @ Vintage Pi BBS
vintagepi.asuscomm.com

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