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What kind of computer do you use for programming?
I was just wondering what sort of computers people use for programming their robots. Last year we used an old 400 mhz amd processor with I dont know how much ram
That was one of our programmer's old computers. This year, since he graduated, I found an old p2 lying around with 128 MB ram (with a non-working CD Drive  )running Windows 2000 Pro in one of our computer labs. So this year we are stuck with that unless we find another computer lol. Oh well, it get's our job done  But back to the original question...what computer do you (or your programmers) use to program on? ps mods please relocate this thread if it is in the wrong place  |
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