It’s probably going to be easier to just buy some piece of shit netbook as the only internet-connected device in a house that’s stripped of whatever possible on it and keep some kind of air-gapped home network of older tech at some point. Especially if hardware prices don’t come down.
Maybe with phones that market’s diminished, but I assume there’s a market still or selling laptops that barely run the operating system with whatever Intel Atom-equivalent CPU that exists currently.
It’s probably going to be easier to just buy some piece of shit netbook as the only internet-connected device in a house that’s stripped of whatever possible on it and keep some kind of air-gapped home network of older tech at some point. Especially if hardware prices don’t come down.
Do they even make netbooks anymore that aren’t just chrome books that children use?
Honestly kind of incredibly what kind of stuff would run on those things. I played Sims 3 on a netbook with a GB of RAM.
I can’t imagine it ran well, though. Mostly because it still runs like shit on decent modern hardware. God, I love and hate that game so much.
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It was only slightly bellow the minimum requirements of the game.
Maybe with phones that market’s diminished, but I assume there’s a market still or selling laptops that barely run the operating system with whatever Intel Atom-equivalent CPU that exists currently.
I’m not sure, but ultrabooks are still there, and old ones can be worth it.