Here is my first baby:

http://www.solarnavigator.net/sponso...mputer_64x.jpg

hehe same here :-) i was born 1980 and got my first c64 in 1992 :thumbsup

That was mine!!

My husband bought a TRS-80 8K extended back in 1979 for $800 at Radio Shack. After we get together, we bought a Vic-20 in 1981 and then a used Commodore 64 in 1984. In 1985, we bought a Coleco Adam for $300.00 as it was just discontinued. The only reason was it had a real typewriter with a daisy wheel attached and he used it for his school papers. After that, it was the Atari 1040 ST in 1987. In 1989, we bought our first true PC, an IBM XT ;)

We still have them all!

Carol xoxoxo

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...x-Apple-II.jpg

I had one of these in my elementary school

those are old but cute pc!! :)

I feel so young...my first pc was a 386. :(

this was the shit when i was growing up...:winkwink:

mine was a sinclair zx spectrum

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...pectrum48k.jpg

That's one ugly computer....

Wholey crap! I remember alot of these but only a little....i feel young :)

back in old days...classic!

http://www.vidgame.net/COMMODOR/Comm...4/c64_sys2.jpg


*,8,1 baby!!! :thumbsup

I used one of those laptops from 1994 to 2000

My First comp
http://oldcomputers.net/pics/adam-box.jpg

My First comp.

http://oldcomputers.net/pics/adam-box.jpg

Vic 20
Atari 520
Atari 1040

This was my first PC

http://www.pugo.org/media/collection..._amiga_500.jpg
http://www.computernostalgia.it/2003...%20500.JPG
http://www.hyjoo.com/img/commodore_amiga_wb.jpg.gif

IBM's were shiiittt at this time.. My amiga had 512k of ram and at a later christmas I got the extra 512k "expansion board" to max that baby out at 1meg of ram.. No HD, only a single 720k floppy, games came on like 18 disks :)

It had 4 colour video, and 4 channel audio.. Way advanced for the time.

I wish I still had it, my mom cleaned my closet one day.. I will behead her one of these years.

i miss my c64....

Lol, you are MC Lovin????
Nice sig i have watch the "Superbad" movie:thumbsup

i had an atari.. can't really remember the details, but i remember playing Civ on it lol

Here's my first computer. There wasn't much for games, but math was a breeze.

http://cache.eb.com/eb/image?id=23589&rendTypeId=4

edit:double post

Theres no web designer at that time. Or might a few, but deng. look at that...

that is fucking elite!

more elite than my 14.4k thats for sure.

I miss my IIe now...

That really is my first computer. 4k expanded to 64k, and a tape drive to boot! :)

My parents owned a few of these when I was little. They started a software company in 1979.

http://www.old-computers.com/museum/...int-2200_1.jpg

www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=596

my first was an atari 800xl, then came a 4.77mhz pc with b/w monitor

how much are they worth now?

C64 and the first game was Bruce Lee...

i've been trying to find an adam for sale reasonably cheap for ages. gotta hold out for one local though, shipping on those bitches is ridiculous...

Haha! D, your so old school!

Commodore 64 then Amiga (400?500?no idea)...but as a child I dreamt of owning one of those Coleco Adam's.

wow, lol hahahahaha

Nice Thread ! Bummpp !

I had a similar one but with only one floppy drive:thumbsup

If you couldn't watch porn it wasn't a computer.

Oh my god I'm so old....

The first computer I ever had at HOME was a TRS-80 Model 1 Level 1 with 4K, which after 1 week, I replaced with a Model 1 Level II with 16k (Power!!).

The first computers I actually learned to program on however were the HP 2000F and UNIVAC (I forget the model number) mainframe computers.

These computers were time-share machines that connected a bunch of schools in the Montreal area at the time. Look at this sucker:

http://www.recycledgoods.com/Images/s_p_15910_1.jpg

This is the "Terminal" that was used to program it. It had no screen, only a printer.

There was no software available to the students so we had to write our own. BBS's, message systems, etc.

One of the most fun things to do was to play Multi-player 2D and 3D Space War Games on it, that you played against other real humans from other schools in real time. You had a ship that you would navigate in 3D space. The game was all numbers - no graphics. It would list all of the other ships as well as their Speed / Course / Bearing / Range. Phasers, Torpedos, Damage etc was all expressed in numbers. You had to imagine what was going on. Somehow, it was fun as hell.

Graphics were presented as "ascii art". HUGE images were required because the resolution was so low and made up of characters like #$%^&*. Its data rate was only 300 bits per second, which means the FASTEST it could print was only 37 characters per second. Oh god I'm an old fart!