What was your first computer ?

[poggy]

Mine was the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K.A small litte black number with a rubber keyboard.You use to have to connect it up to a tape recorder to load up games.It was very basic to use and the programing was a joke by standards now day's.But the games was very playable with blocky graphic's.Then up graded to the ZX Spectrum 128K,Amiga 500A till I got my first home PC.

My school used to use the BBC computer

 

[BNF]

Apple IIe

 

[jod0565]

This one I have now - a standard emachines. Hey, it was inexpensive.

 

[juballs]

god... first computer, a very old IBM model, sits in the basement, dosent run fast, dosent have a purpose, just sits.

 

[om3ga]

Mine was the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K.A small litte black number with a rubber keyboard.You use to have to connect it up to a tape recorder to load up games.It was very basic to use and the programing was a joke by standards now day's.But the games was very playable with blocky graphic's.The up graded to the ZX Spectrum 128K,Amiga 500A till I got my first home PC.

Showing your age a bit....:1orglaugh
Seriously though, used to love using the Spectrum - even though my first was a Commodore:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64

 

[member20672]

Some kind of piece of crap Apple which I was happy to destroy when the time came.:crash:

 

[poggy]

This one I have now - a standard emachines. Hey, it was inexpensive.

Snap that's what I've got now jod0565.

 

[Civickiller80]

I got my first computer about 15 years ago when i was 10....god i dont even know what it was it had a floppy drive and it was slow...it was soooo slloooooooooow....made a good anchor ...kidding

 

[jod0565]

The first computer I worked with was in high school and it had cassettes to use for storage, not even floppy disks.

 

[pitino]

Amstrad CPC 464 back in 1984!

 

[youlneverstopme]

My first computer was so old it said ''working'' when it fired up, like the one on the original Star Trek.

 

[Jacksson_77]

My first was an Amiga 500. It had unbelievable 512 KB RAM. At its time, in the late 80s, it was a graphics wonder.

:hatsoff: Jackson

 

[ilovepornpics]

commador 64

 

[Whoever]

The commodore 64 was my first computer

 

[Superfly]

I always had games consoles until i got a PC about 6/7 years ago for the internet

First console was Sega Master System

 

[member2686]

The first computer I personally owned was an Apple Powerbook with an actual trackball on it and a postcard sized LCD, but I've been using computers (Apple and PC) at work and playing with comps for games and stuff since the Atari 400/800s were "the shit" and also we took a class in 8th grade using Apple IIe like BNF used. lol I remember loading games from cassettes and big 5 inch floppies. They took ages. lol

line10 suck my balls
line20 goto 10

:rofl2: :crash:

 

[Max]

i had a really old IBM can't remember the model number!

It was a happy little beggar to keep showing the "blue screen of death"

it was really slow and pissed me off loads

the one i have now is TOP

 

[E-Ann-Hilden]

Atari 800!

 

[manenzza]

Mine was the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K.A small litte black number with a rubber keyboard.You use to have to connect it up to a tape recorder to load up games.It was very basic to use and the programing was a joke by standards now day's.But the games was very playable with blocky graphic's.Then up graded to the ZX Spectrum 128K,Amiga 500A till I got my first home PC.

My school used to use the BBC computer

:rofl: I remember it fell out all the time...

 

[Aces&Jacks]

I had the original Sinclair with only 8 kbytes of ram. Learned programming on my high school computer which used Mark Sense (punch cards). Learned nifty things like how to make naked women using the alphabet.