DCinvestor
@dcinvestor
the first computer my family owned was a Packard Bell 286 with 640 KB of RAM and 40 MB hard drive and a 16 color EGA monitor they didn’t come with mice back then as they were not needed to use the computer, but we bought one separately to plug into the serial port
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Jeff Davis
@jeffgdavis
I was just reminiscing about this last night with my dad and brother. Our first computer was a Sinclair with a membrane keyboard. Hooked up to a black and white TV and tape recorder for storage.
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Shima
@shima
I’ll give away my age with this… a Radio Shack TRS-80. No disc drive. It used cassette tapes.
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Kaimi ⬆🎩
@kaimi
mine was a custom built PC - 286DX 1MB RAM and 40MB hard drive. It had a TURBO button which purpose was.. to slow it down. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_button
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silv
@silv.eth
color monitor? how did it feel to be RICH
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KONIEC
@koniec
one of my fav childhood memories
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BananaJam.eth 🎩
@bananajam
But did u play princ of persia, jack the rabbit
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Schrodingrrr .base .btc .eth
@schrodingrrr
32mb of ram, 4 gigs hdd, win95, and fragging in Quake 3!
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BrixBountyFarm 🎩
@brixbounty
Apple //e for me. Which my mom used for word processing. We got a stack of games from a neighbor. Defender and Joust were early hits. Eventually discovered Ultima IV, which is still a top 5 game from my childhood. Queue… Dot matrix printers sounds.
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Gabriel 🎩
@0xgabriel.eth
I remember the Commodore 64 and playing Hard Hat Mac on it with my father.
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sashanotonline.eth 🔵🎩🦈
@sashanotonline
Sounds like a story tale for you future grand children 😁
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