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My intro to comupters was a TRS-80, OS was Basic. You had to load the program onto the computer with a cassette recorder. It took about 6 minutes, almost as long as it takes a netbook to load Windows Vista today :D Hard drive? What's a hard drive?? I also had a Timex Sinclair, but it was not user friendly, and data entry was a chore with the flat keyboard :shifty: I went for a while without a computer in the 80s, but my buddy had several so I would buy games (Blue Max, 688 Attack Sub, Das Boot, Silent Service) and play them at his house. When we got Windows 3.1 at the plant, I got back into them. Man, those were the days! |
I remember in college having to take a data entry class that involved punch cards :o
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My fist computer was a MS-Dos one,
my Fist windows experience was with Windows 95 on a 65 Mhz CPU 8 Mb Ram 4 Mb Video card computer, and did I think that was a mayor improvement :D HunterICX |
First PC I owned myself was a Pentium 100MHZ, but had been playing PC games at a friend long before that. Still have a Commodore and 1 or 2 386 in "storage" (my bedroom). All started with Flight Simulator and Duke Nukem 3D I think. :hmmm:
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my first pc was a windows 95. got it from a old computer store in the late 90s.:yep:
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