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{{Appliance_infobox|developer = [[Theorysonic]]|type = Workstation-class personal computer|units_sold = 150 million+|operating_system = [[TSUG]]|website = www.theorysonic.co.ek/powertheorydesk|storage = ???|successor = [[TheoryDesk Pro]]|image2 = Power TheoryDesk 2006.png|image1 = Power TheoryDesk TT.png|caption1 = The last Power TheoryDesk computer, Power TheoryDesk TT|release_date = * April 11, 1988 (original release)
 
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{{Appliance_infobox|developer = [[Theorysonic]]|type = Workstation-class personal computer|units_sold = 150 million+|operating_system = [[TSUG]]|website = www.theorysonic.co.ek/powertheorydesk|storage = * 256GB (UG 2, UG 3, UG 4 & UG 5)
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* 512GB (UG 6 & UG 7)
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* 1TB (VM & SO)
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* 2TB (TEN)
 
* 4TB (EV & TW)|successor = [[TheoryDesk Pro]]|image2 = Power TheoryDesk 2006.png|image1 = Power TheoryDesk TT.png|caption1 = The last Power TheoryDesk computer, Power TheoryDesk TT|release_date = * April 11, 1988 (original release)
 
* September 27, 2009 (last release)}}
 
* September 27, 2009 (last release)}}
 
'''Power TheoryDesk''' is a line of Intel-based workstation-class personal computers manufactured by [[Theorysonic]]. It was succeeded by [[TheoryDesk Pro]].
 
'''Power TheoryDesk''' is a line of Intel-based workstation-class personal computers manufactured by [[Theorysonic]]. It was succeeded by [[TheoryDesk Pro]].
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== Reception ==
 
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Power TheoryDesk was received favorably, receiving mixed to positive reviews from critics. At launch in 1988, the Power TheoryDesk was criticized for its high price of $5,000 ($15,336.01 in 2016 dollars) while TheoryDesk at the time only cost $750 ($1,643.14 in 2016 dollars). When Power TheoryDesk UG 3 was launched, its price rapidly lowered down to $2,000.
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==In popular culture==
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*In the ''Chuhou Joutai'' series of bullet hell shooters, Susumu Takajima, the central protagonist, uses a Power TheoryDesk SO as his main computer.
   
 
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* [[TheoryDesk Pro]] - the successor of Power TheoryDesk
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Power TheoryDesk is a line of Intel-based workstation-class personal computers manufactured by Theorysonic. It was succeeded by TheoryDesk Pro.

History

Power TheoryDesk was first released in 1988 and bundles with Theorynet service.

Updates





Hardware





Software

The Power TheoryDesk runs TSUG. The latest version is TSUG X7.

Reception

Power TheoryDesk was received favorably, receiving mixed to positive reviews from critics. At launch in 1988, the Power TheoryDesk was criticized for its high price of $5,000 ($15,336.01 in 2016 dollars) while TheoryDesk at the time only cost $750 ($1,643.14 in 2016 dollars). When Power TheoryDesk UG 3 was launched, its price rapidly lowered down to $2,000.

In popular culture

  • In the Chuhou Joutai series of bullet hell shooters, Susumu Takajima, the central protagonist, uses a Power TheoryDesk SO as his main computer.

Gallery

See also