What was your first computer?

[LOLPhilips]

I can't remember the series or any kind of name it had.. But it was a Tulip Computers (Dutch) made pc bought by my dad in '93 (I was around 5 at the time)

[feedonswords]

A Lenovo G570, first computer I had that was only mine, it was my Baby :wub: , Core i3 with Radeon Graphics, a great laptop, added more RAM to it, replaced the thermal paste, almost replaced the CPU, and I replaced the keyboard. but then the LCD screen died a week before my birthday   and it was too much to fix, so I got a new $1000 AUD laptop (in hindsight that cost a bit more than fixing my old laptop), I salvaged the hard-drive and RAM which I shoved in my new laptop. The HDD just sits with an eSATA cable, ah well.

 

[JaeDee884]

My first computer that i owned, parents gave me it. I played Myst, Doom and Castle Wolfenstein on it.

this is the first computer i used.


it became my sisters when they upgraded

[KamiKatze]

I had my first PC with 6. It had some 300 MHz processor and was abled to play Command & Conquer Tiberium conflict and Tiberian Sun. Best games ever!

[antiquoob]

Atari 800 6502 8/48k ram!

300 baud modem:

[old reece frost]

Some old P4 thing, it was the family computer.

 

The first one I actually owned was an AMD acer system, it could play Portal 2 at low :3

[EpikFlyingBrick]

Dell Inspiron 17r 2011

[Frix]

I think its a Packard Bell IMEDIA 5061

[ericlee30]

My families first PC was the famous Commodore 64 back in 1982. The first PC I ever had that was mine and what got me really interested in PC from then on was the HP Hewlett Packard Pavilion 6350.

 

 

Back then, this baby was a beast, the only deference between mine and the one in the Pic above, is that it came with a DVD rom instead of a CD rom.

[TheWelchBadger]

Today I cracked open the first family PC that I can remember. It's a Packard Bell ALT-COL2 from 2003ish. I has 256 MB of RAM, 80 GB HDD, an Intel Celeron D processor and windows XP. I think it died a bit as it takes about 20 minutes to boot and I can't even run the old Pinball game that came pre-installed properly.

[Starglider]

My first computer was the Spectrum Sinclair ZX81

 

 

 

 

My next computer was then the Spectrum 48K

 

 

 

 

 

Then my next computer was the Spectrum 128K

 

 

 

 

Then I got my mind blown away by the Amiga A500 & A1200

 

 

[jaqiefox]

A Lenovo G570, first computer I had that was only mine, it was my Baby :wub: , Core i3 with Radeon Graphics, a great laptop, added more RAM to it, replaced the thermal paste, almost replaced the CPU, and I replaced the keyboard. but then the LCD screen died a week before my birthday   and it was too much to fix, so I got a new $1000 AUD laptop (in hindsight that cost a bit more than fixing my old laptop), I salvaged the hard-drive and RAM which I shoved in my new laptop. The HDD just sits with an eSATA cable, ah well.

lemme get this straight: you replaced an i3 laptop for $1000AU because the screen broke and was "too much to fix"?

*facepalm*

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LAPTOP-LCD-SCREEN-FOR-LENOVO-IDEAPAD-G570-G575-15-6-WXGA-HD-/370604563142?pt=US_Laptop_Screens_LCD_Panels&hash=item5649c0dac6

 

*headdesk**headdesk**headdesk**headdesk*

[WinNut]

Always had laptops, never built a rig yet I really want to. (parents say no, laptops are the future quit thinking about desktops)

 

Anyways, my first system was a Lenovo T41.

[Stefan Becker]

The first computer I bought with my own money?

 

A MacBook Pro Retina from mid 2012 with an Intel Core I7-3615QM @ 2.3 GHz, 256GB SSD, nVidia GeForce GTX 650M and 8GB RAM.

 

I like both MacOSX and Windows, and I use it on an equally skilled level as when using Windows. Let the hate flow.

[DroPouT1999]

I can't remember other than it used Windows 98 and ran duck hunt.

[toms94z71]

Tandy (Radio Shack) TRS-80 model III with dual 360KB floppy drives, and a whole 48 Kilobytes of RAM!

 

 

Taught myself TRSDOS without a manual and made my own single player games, like yahtzee!

 

I also went to summer computer camp in 1985, which had Lego/Logo, which used the Lego Dacta appleII set, a set which allowed you to program an interface board to lego motors, lights, and sensors using an apple II computer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OMG, I remember using those in computer lab back in elementary school back in the early 90's, they had a few of them left in there, most of the computers were 386s by then. My first computer was an ibm 386 runing windows 3.1 and dos 6 which I still have all the install disk for.

[RWT98]

Holy crap guys never thought this topic would be hot lol thanks everyone 

Keep going 

[Hans Power]

Aaaaah, yes, my good old Commodore c128. Awesome computer and Giana Sisters is still better than Super Mario Bros

 

 

Holy crap guys never thought this topic would be hot lol thanks everyone 

Keep going 

 

Thank YOU for the topic!

[Guest]

Used this as my sole computer from 2004-2011 with 0 upgrades done to the inside, by the time I opened it up in 2012 after it sitting idle for a year it was the 1st time the seal was broken and the fans wouldn't even spin from the amount of dust

 

http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/dell-dimension-b110-celeron/4507-3118_7-31584485.html

 

Dimension 3000 FTW

[antiquoob]

My first computer was the Spectrum Sinclair ZX81

My next computer was then the Spectrum 48K

Then my next computer was the Spectrum 128K

Then I got my mind blown away by the Amiga A500 & A1200

Nice!

Amiga=envy of all

[Probenja]

I remember it was an old compaq with speakers that you can put in the side of the monitor and i always got electric shocks when i touched them. It also had one of thise old screen protectors that went ovet the crt screen.

 

I was too little to remember much but it looked like this:

 

BTW, i had NO idea that they were JBL speakers but i remember that they had a logo like the image, if i could i would have kept them.

[Snorrlax]

It was a Medion model something:

Pentium 4 2.8GHz, geforce fx 5200 (I still see this gpu in stores for PCI E slots), 512mb of RAM and a whopping 160GB of of hard drive space. The PC was probably good at some time but I got it in 2005 and used it till 2010 because I didn't have money to get a new PC.

[Lil Chillbil]

Dimension 3000 FTW

ahhhhh I wish they had at least went for the 3000 series

 

 

I've also been trying to track down the guy my dad gave like 2 grand to to find us a computer. Cause that asshole is the reason I didn't get a pentium D in 2005. And is also the reason in late 2010 when I got yelled at when I told them that the computer was running bog slow. "you ungrateful **** we spent $2000 on that machine not 6 years ago. 

 

 

If I find him, I don't know what is going to happen to him... 

[Kern0wek]

Second one in the link

 

http://www.engadget.com/2005/01/31/gateways-latest-laptops-the-3081gz-4042gz-4540gz-7422gx/

 

Used to play kotor at terrible frame rates. Had the best keyboard on a laptop that I've used to date though.

[antoainb]

Toshiba Tecra A8:

 

 

I still have it and use it, it wasn't the first computer I used but that one is dead and I don't know the model number, it was also a toshiba laptop with Windows 2000.