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The Packard Bell Legend is the machine your parents bought at Walmart because the box said "multimedia ready" and your parents believed the box, the way your parents believed that the encyclopedia salesman was "just in the neighborhood." It has a 486SX at 25 MHz — the SX, not the DX, because the DX had a math coprocessor and math coprocessors cost extra and your parents did not understand what a math coprocessor did and neither, honestly, did the salesman. The monitor flickers. Not constantly — ...
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