Is this the dirtiest PC ever?

Letter'o'the'Day Can you trump it?

By The Letterman

Thu Jan 11 2007, 09:37

READER PHIL MORTON writes:

"We acquired a CNC machine which was used for cutting MDF. I pulled the rack-mounted PC out thinking it may need some maintenance.

"It still fired up with Windows 95 and a warning that the anti-virus programme was 91 months out of date.

"Opening the case revealed the attached.

"Is this the dirtiest PC ever? I'm sure your readers can top it." µ

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