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Here's my first one. I was 9 and my dad brought it home one day. It must have cost him thousands. They had just come out. I spent hours and hours typing code from books and magazines into this thing. Apple IIc
Here's my first one. I was 9 and my dad brought it home one day. It must have cost him thousands. They had just come out. I spent hours and hours typing code from books and magazines into this thing. Apple IIc
Hello guys,
My first computer was custom built desktop. Built by shop called Active Computers in Bexhill, East Sussex. I got it with the idea of using it for college work, but ended up playing games on it.
I had a Gateway computer. It was nice for its time, but not a great gaming comp. I used it through College. It had Win98 on it and I no longer have it. that was my first personal computer. previous to that, my family had a HP and a Commador 64.
I had a P3 custom built PC with win98 on it. I used it for school and although I still have it, I don't use it - it's a dust collector now.
I had a 386SX 25 (yes, 25 MHz) with 4MB or ram. Used it for gaming, yes gaming, and played the original Wolfenstein 3D and Twilight 2000
I even remember buying a 512k video card for it
My son had a 386 when he was little! of course I didn't even know how to turn the stupid thing on so I wouldn't let him play on it. My how times have changed...
First computer was a family one we got for Christmas when I was 6 or 7, looked almost exactly like this one
Then we had a few HP's until I built my own computer that I still have (just been upgrading it, also now have new monitors, keyboard, and mouse :))
My first P.C. was a very old computer donated to my by an organization that works with people with disabilities the computer had an ancient Operating System called M.S. Dos, which I used to just typing I couldn't save any documents and I played a few games on it. Sorry for writing so big I can't write or read in small print it strains my eyes.
Managed to find a pic very VERY similar to my old pc I mentioned before
I think it cost nearly £1,300 at the time