Got this for $2 the other day... It's a 9.1GB IDE SSD. This is the oldest SSD I've ever seen, with a manufacturing date of 2004. It works great running Windows 98 on my Dell Latitude CPx.pic.twitter.com/5qYgBLSiAR
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Got this for $2 the other day... It's a 9.1GB IDE SSD. This is the oldest SSD I've ever seen, with a manufacturing date of 2004. It works great running Windows 98 on my Dell Latitude CPx.pic.twitter.com/5qYgBLSiAR
I imagine it would of been used in some sort of industrial PC. I wonder what speeds it gets? I dread to think what it would of cost back then! LOL
It had a copy of pfSense on it when I got it, so it was used as the boot disk of a router of some sort.
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