With all this hardware, there is little room left for brains, so these - a network of Pentium computers - are mounted in a nearby rack.
That was unlikely on a Pentium computer with 32 megabytes of random access memory and no other big programs open.
It is equipped with 200 Pentium IV computers supported by laser printers, scanners & other peripheral devices.
"Now we have 14 Pentium computers."
Ms. Harvey still uses the Pentium computer she bought in 1997.
Most people have something like a Pentium computer running Windows, or a Macintosh.
"You're not going to replace your Pentium computer with one of these things," he said.
The two computer labs have Pentium IV(70) computers.
And Pentium computers, available for less than $2,000, cost only a few hundred dollars more than comparably equipped 486-chip machines.
SAY you have a couple of Pentium computers in your house, linked by a fast Ethernet connection.
