50 pcs

i still remember typing in programs on that thing. the keyboard was so hard to type on it "finished" words for you.

IBM PC Jr. here.

:thumbsup

Nobody had a IBM PS2... I'll always remeber that jingle...

"How ya gonna do it? You're gonna PS2 it"

Tandy 5000 I think it was called

Not sure, 286 33mhz

my other one was a 486DX 66mhz IBM compatable.

It was like 2400.00 for that POS

a celeron

386 clone, though I ist started using my friends Tandy.

No Imacs? Well fuck ya'll

I used the old mac powerbook with Aldus Pagemaker... Remember when it was Aldus?

Texas Instruments TI99 :)

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286 boy was that a "fast" computer :thumbsup

My 6th grade class had this one:
http://frumunda.com/x.jpg

i do!

My first baby was a 286, can't remember the specs by then, but my 386SX25 with a whopping 12mb of ram just kicked ass bigtime!

A Zenith 286 that had one of thouse big floppy disks.

P|| 266 MMX

An IBM PS/2 286 10MHz, 640k memory, 30MB HD. :)

It was a 286, 40 MB HD, what a PC :Graucho

8088. Then the 286 sx16

Anyone remember the cheesy "trippy" program Acidwarp?
Always had that and a fractal generator running.

Acidwarp is still around surprisingly. Check it out here:

http://www.noah.org/acidwarp/

a 700 mhz one, around 2 year agow :thumbsup

Apple ][, no floppy, no monitor - using a tape recorder as external memory and a TV for display :)
Then 8088, 256 KB RAM, 2x 5 1/4" floppies. Good old times - all my software and files was stored on 50 diskettes. Then when I had my first 10 MB harddrive I thought it would take me years to fill it up - yo know this feeling?!

my first IBM clone was an 8086. I don't remember it's specs, but it was something special. I think it was capable of producing 16 colours, but could only display 4 on the screen at once. There's been too many computers that I have had since so I may be getting them mixed up...

http://www.bolo.ch/image/large/90.jpg

Apple IIe

:glugglug