Earliest tech memory?

[Shaaaddoooww]

-Earliest is probably sitting in my aunt/uncles apartment smacking their laptop keys(what I figured fast typers in movies did.)

 

-Sneaking onto our horrible compaq presario(which was in my parents room) at like midnight to play games. Sure was an intense moment signing onto aol via dialup.

 

-Losing connection midgame every 20 minutes while trying to play games with my best friend.

 

-Signing up for a BUNCH of 'free' things. Boy did I get  dozens of free playstations and xboxs by giving them my email and whatnot :lol:

[Sketched360]

Well my earliest or what i remember anyway. Me ( Age 12 ) and my cousin were playing street fighter and i was taking a heavy beating. I swore my cousin out so bad that my parents overheard and actually started beating me aswell haha.

[itsmyjobtoknow]

From what I remember, it was the first PC I brought built during one of my IT class and it was a quad-core phenom with 4GB of RAM, ATI 5670, 2TB Seagate HDD, and a MSI Motherboard...

[Opcode]

My very first computer I bought on my own was from a second hand shop. It was rocking an i386 and I bought it from a place across town. So there I was young and careless I carried the tower all the way across the bridge to the other side of town to get it home. From that point on the addiction began.

[Dabombinable]

My earliest tech memory is: in an archive box behind me, in the DOS rig behind me and in my ULR next to me. It was my old 1992 386 DX-40 rig which has everything but the motherboard working. So I scattered the remaining useable parts between rigs. (*sigh* my right arm for a 5.25" drive, then I could bring back all of my early PC memories off my floppy disks).

[carguy86]

DOS_BOOK "laptop" from when i was 2-3 years old.

[Hero7750]

Going to my uncles house around the age of 5 and he noticed i had an interest in computers. He showed me some old HP computer and said "One day you will know how to build these." I now know how to build them

[SIGSEGV]

Probably drawing shapes in Microsoft word on a Dell when I was probably about 1-3 years old

[Nosfy]

Whats your earliest tech memory? Computers are a huge part of my life. I've grown closer to the people around me via sharing the gaming experience with them.

 

My earliest memory on a computer was when i was 7-ish, on the "captain underpants" website, playing online games with my 4 yo little sister.

 

So whats yours?

 

Going to a friends house to play Mortal Kombat on his pc. I do not remember it having Windows and him entering some code to get the game up.

[MoonKnightSpidey]

Whats your earliest tech memory? Computers are a huge part of my life. I've grown closer to the people around me via sharing the gaming experience with them.

 

My earliest memory on a computer was when i was 7-ish, on the "captain underpants" website, playing online games with my 4 yo little sister.

 

So whats yours?

My dad teaching me how to use the different brushes in the first version of ms paint. Also playing lego and jimmy neutron games on my PC.

[slightlyjaded]

My earliest tech memory is: in an archive box behind me, in the DOS rig behind me and in my ULR next to me. It was my old 1992 386 DX-40 rig which has everything but the motherboard working. So I scattered the remaining useable parts between rigs. (*sigh* my right arm for a 5.25" drive, then I could bring back all of my early PC memories off my floppy disks).

Pretty sure I've got an old 5 1/4 stored out on the farm. I'll check next time I'm out there.

[spwath]

Freddie the fish, zoo tycoon, and that purple car I don't remember the name of.

On our old gateway

[harrynowl]

 

It was considered old when I first used a PC, which would have been around 2004.

[MLGLYNN]

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[TwOne]

The first time I can remember really well was going to my neighbours and watching someone play The Sims on a Pentium III PC, complete with Windows Me and dial-up.

 

And at elementary school where I worked with a Windows 98SE machine and Word 2000. I had one of these PCs, one of the last HP Vectras (HP Vectra XE310 Series2) with Intel Celeron 1GHz, until last year, and it still worked fine.

[flowalex]

Mine was a gateway computer from 1999, my mom got it so she could work from home and when she left the company we used it to play learning games.  Here is a commercial that I found on youtube for it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvIulhu2TaQ

[t895]

I had an OLD white dinosaur that I watched Poke'mon movies on when my parents wouldn't let me use the DVD player

[JR1911]

I remember playing Pong on Mattel Intellivision with my brother when I was 3 years old. I also remember watching my brother playing Ghostbusters on our brand spanking new Commodore 64 when I was five.