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What Was Your First Computer?
P166 with a 1.19GB hdd
what was yours?
-voogru
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386SX w/ 100MB HD from Radio Shack. Probably had 1meg RAM. OOOOWWWW!
Oh wait! I almost forgot the Commodore64. Now that's cookin'! hehehe
[This message has been edited by RampageIII (edited 10-20-2000).]
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I had a BBC model B then I upgraded to an Amiga 500 with a whopping 3meg of RAM!!
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P2-266 @ 309 (3*103)
Asus P2B
128MB generic pc100
Diamond stealth g460 (intel i740)
Seagate Medalist 6.4GB 5400rpm
SB Awe64
3Com v.90
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a Texas interment what ever they were called...unless you conceder the pong game controller a computer
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Aside from the ol C64, I started with an IBM PS2 286, with a dead 20 meg hard drive (big loss eh?) and a whopping 1 meg ram. It's MCA as well, so practically nothing works with it. Hmm... It's just sitting on that shelf taking up space. I could strip it down and try to use that mostly plastic case...
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That Colleco hand held football game. Does that count?
But really, it was system built by a small local computer shop. Had a Cyrix "386-to-486" processor. With the 14" monitor it cost $1400. Geez.
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has anyone heard of a peachtext computer?? no one seems to but it was a green screen. only really used for word processing. Man those were the days. my second was a 486
Don't miss them one bit.
JaYsin
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The first was a VIC20, followed by a couple C64s with a tape drive AND 1541 Disk DRIVE!
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another vic 20 and a c64,,
it looks as though most of us are children of the roaring 80's
does anyone remember the games Artillery, and Dam Busters?
dos7
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386dx with 40 meg of hdd, 4 mb of ram and some video card i dont know what.
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Yikes. Triple posting?
Anyways...the first one that my family owned was a 486 w/win 3.1
...but that one doesn't really count because I never liked it (couldn't do **** on it).
The one that really, really sparked my interest in comps was a Dell PII 233, 32mb ram (since upgraded to 64, soon 128), 24x CD-ROM, 17in monitor and internet access! This comp was exactly 3 years ago, this December (still have it). THAT is how long I've been into computers.
Bought my VERY OWN computer 13 months ago. It was a Dell celery 400mhz, 192mb RAM, 15in monitor, 4mb vid, 4/2/24 CD-RW, AWE 64 soundcard. I sold it this past July.
In August, I bought a Dell PIII 800mhz, 128 PC133 memory, 19" FD Trinitron, 64mb Geforce2 GTS, 8/4/32 CD-RW, SB Live. I love this computer
Warthog
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compac 286 with a seagate hard drive about three inches thick i think it was a great big 100 meg. whole thing died about a week later . next was a sabre 486dx66 sold it to a b-inlaw who still has it . then i had my first real cpu built amd k6-2 233,4gig h/d, since then i've built my own. k6-2 300,350,450,500,and my current system is a duron 600@900 mhz,256meg ram,13gig maxtor ata66 h/d all in the last 3 years. i just keep upgrading ,and selling,to buy more part's.
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1. Atari 400
2. Mac 512K
3. MacPlus
4. 386sx/16 with 4mb ram
5. 486/66 with 16mb ram and a 420mb hard disk
6. 486dx4/100 with 32mb ram and an 800mb HD
7. Cyrix 6x86 P133 with 32mb ram and the above 800mb hard disk
8. P2-233 with 64mb ram and a 4.3gig hd
9. Celeron 300a@450 128mb ram
10. Celeron 466 128mb ram, much better peripherals. (Current machine)
11. To be purchased Q1 of 2001
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