Thread: Your first computer?

the best amazing fastest computer in the world was the Amazing Radio shack "Color Computer II". Limitless amounts of programs you can type in manually for 8 hours straight to try out & use for an hour or so! Massive 5kb storage space & whopping 3mhz processor. I <3 you Color Computer II!

I remember my first personal computer is branded company compaq when i am studying engineering i bought that still its there with me, intel celron and 1gb ram and 80gb harddisk more than my study purpose i love to play games On my pc.......My first game on that pc is freedom fighters

Note : stil it works perfectly and Not got any problem its been eight years when i bought that pc

486 DX running at 33mhz. I told my folks the reason for a PC was education purposes when what I really wanted was to play Wing Commander and adventure games like Monkey Island and King's Quest. Adding on a Soundblaster and CD-ROM Drive made for some sweet gaming. Every game benefited from something better then the PC speaker and I got a Doom 2 CD as a gift, necessitating the CD upgrade.

I got my 1st PC back in 1998 - P3, Windows 95, 20 GB.

This was my first, got it from relatives from sweden back in the day, might have been 1990, and I was 5 years old :D

I remember it like it was yesterday, it was one of the happiest moments of my childhood. It was Christmas, like 8 years ago, and as a present my parents got me a secondhand computer. I thnk it was a Pentium 3 with 256 MB RAM, which wasn't that impressive then either, but I still thought it was the most awesome thing in the world.

My first computer was a MAC, like 15 years ago... I was playing some awesome Disney games!

I really wanted an Apple IIe because that was the first PC I was familiar with from school. Prince of Persia and of course the classic educational titles Oregon Trail and any iteration of Carmen Sandiego. But after one of my friends showed me his 386 running Monkey Island and Wing Commander in VGA, that blew my mind away with what was capable graphics wise on PC gaming (we were still in the NES/Master System era of console gaming) and I just had to get myself one of those Intel compatible PCs. Eventually my parents saved enough and got me an IBM 486DX. LOL, though the first game I bought for myself was a set of Gold Box D&D RPGs with EGA graphics for my brand spanking new VGA monitor

My first was a Tandy 1000ex from radio shack. The only thing I ever used it for was to play King's Quest. I think they stopped making them the day I bought one.