We know a Planck electric toothbrush can run DOOM, but what about a bizarre Time Icedesk desk PC from the early 2000s? The answer would be a definitive ‘yes’, as it boasts an AMD Duron 1100 single-core CPU running at up to 1.1 GHz, 1GB of RAM, an LG 52X CD-ROM Drive, a Seagate HDD, FlexATX PSU, and even a 56K modem.
Aesthetically, the desk PC features dual front-mounted disc drives, while a CTX LCD monitor sits atop everything, flanked by Time speakers. There’s also a membrane keyboard and ball mouse for controlling everything. Unfortunately (or fortunately), Time went out of business in 2005, but the Icedesk can still be snagged for around £30 ($38) on the secondary market.
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Well I’m glad you saved this machine, and if nothing else, should you ever decide it doesn’t HAVE to stay original, you have some pretty vast possibilities for what you can fit in here. There even seems to be enough room for another small computer inside,” said one fan.
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