What was Your the first computer?

Question

Hardware

Answer 1

My first computer was better than what i have now, but i accidentally dropped my ice cream on the keyboard and it seems like he wasn't so happy about that. :)

// Do not remember the hardware, sorry.

Answer 2

@Michal: Sound very similiar to my experience. I had a 286 that ran at 8mhz with a turbo feature that boosted it to a whooping 10mhz. It had a 20mb Hard drive, ega graphics and 2mb of ram.

It was awesome!

We used xtree gold mostly.

I accidentally formatted the hard drive when I was 11 and had to fix it before dad got home. I did it but he knew anyway because i didnt reinstall all the software.. geez i got in trouble.. but it did ignite my passion for computers

Answer 3

Whatever I had, it was equipped with a single-core Intel Pentium 3 processor, probably running Windows 95. Cutting edge technology. I was too young to even ask about other specs, and thought a computer was all about its CPU.

Answer 4

I had 286 in 90s. I had to write "vc" to get in. It means Volcov Commander. It was funny for me than Every friend tried to write "nc" like norton commander and it did not work.

One day I deleted autoexec.bat, command.com and config.sys by mistake, so it was the end of the PC.

I remember that it had a lock and it was able to unlock by a metal key. There was turbo button and its light was shinning every time a was on the pc.

Answer 5

most of you guys are so lucky. my mainboard had dipswitches for just about everything. jumpers were a godsend on my 486dx2 66

Answer 6

Acer Aspire E1-570 15.6" Notebook (Black) ← 🐒

Answer 7

The second one (Intel Celeron 666? 10GB HD) had my first Windows. It was Millennium... very soon came viruses.

Answer 8

I had a Commodore 64. It was fun. I liked it.

Answer 9

A LG CPU with Pentium Dual-Core (2009) ,1GB ram ,250gb hard disk... That's all I remember 😁

Answer 10

All the PC components of my 286 were colored with different shades of grey. Screen has 14". Printer sound like an organ in a church. It taked the whole corner of my room.

Answer 11

fujitsu notebook
50 gb storage , 512 ram,but , sd card support i don't remember the processor, but it's still alive

Answer 12

@Alexandra Lau
My PC 286 was made by Fujitsu in Japan at the end of 80s and without inconvience using it will be working in these days :-)

Answer 13

It was iBall CPU running with Intel core2 duo 2nd gen. with LG 16"" screen

Answer 14

Don't remember the processor but It had 256mb RAM running Windows XP os .Most probably Pentium 3 or 4 .

Answer 15

It was DELL Inspiron - 620's Windows 7 ,
Processor - Intel Pentium
Graphic - N series
2 GB ram
500 giga bytes storage , Rest IDK.

Answer 16

SAKHR AX 170
with no floppy disk drive,but casette tapes to store games and casette player connected😅
and support of QBasic language.✊

Answer 17

80486 @ 120Mhz. Near its' end, I remember I couldn't play most of the games on the market, because their minimum specs were Pentium @ 133Mhz, and I was 13mhz sort. Which is why I was so thrilled when I finally got my new one... Intel Celeron @ 400Mhz! 20 years later, even my mobile is way faster than that! :-D

Answer 18

A Sinclair ZX81. But also the 16Ko memory extension. 😀 32 years ago...

Answer 19

My first computer was a Mac G3 rev A. It was a nightmare to upgrade. I got it for my graphic design class.

Answer 20

I mean a rev 1 Mac.