My first pc was a 386-SX. It was my dads actually, and it died when I was 3, when he was working on its hardware, and accidentlly touched the motherboard with a screwdriver while turned on. So he upgraded it to a Pentium 1 (12 years later I fry) which we played games like Wolfenstien 3d (my first game), Doom 1 / 2, Jill of the Jungle, Monster Bash, and some kid stuff like Reader Rabbit, and a awsome school bus driving game, which had CGA GFX (If anyone know it, please post/pm me). Then he got a new IBM Aptiva with a better P1 32mb of ram (I had a tantrum when I saw the memory test showed a big number, I had 16mb of ram). Anyway, he had 95 on it, and later upgraded my pc to 95. Few years later, he got a Pentium II custom built pc, thus giving me the IBM. In 2003 I bought myself a Pentium 4 emachine (upgraded from p1 to p4, LOL), which I still use to this day. My dad 2 weeeks later bought a Dell, which had better specs then mine, including a better video card. But today, my dad got a laptop, and is giving me his Dell, which I will upgrade to 1.5gb of RAM.

Other computers I got over the years:
-A Toshiba P1 Laptop
-A Commodore 64
-Four Different Macs
-Numouris PCs

My mum bought me a C64 when I was like 10 or something. After that I got hooked on Giana Sisters :P A couple of years (5 or so) later my dad bought a 486DX2-66 and I persuaded him to double the ram to 8 mb and get a double-speed cd-rom with it (so I could play 7th guest :D). Then I got hooked on Lucasarts adventures :(
The first PC i bought myself 2 years later was a Cyrix 150+ with 32megs and an 8meg video-card (don't remember which one). Two years after that I upgraded to a Celeron 300 (@450) with 256 megs...
Had a Celeron 1000/384ram/32mb vram and Cel1300/512ram/64mb vram after that and am currently back to AMD with my 3200+/1024ram/256vram.
Oh, I also have a Dell Latitude Cpt Celeron 400 Laptop with 256 ram and a Fujitsu 4110 Cel 333 with 256 ram.
And a NES, 2 Sega Genisisses and a N64.

Edit: I also had a Handspring Visor Deluxe PDA with 8 mb for a couple of years

I got my first computer 25 years ago. It was a Sinclair zx-81, z80 cpu, 1 KB RAM, tape recorder to store programs ... Wow!!!

It came in pieces (case, mainboard, chips, resistors, condensators, power supply ...). I had to solder everything on the mainboard by myself, and I will never forget the moment I switched it on. It worked by the first try. :Brain:

Then I had a C64, C128. C128D, a few Amigas, and then some day bought my first PC (don't remember the date) but it was a 80386 DX with 33 MHz, NEC Multisync screen and Nec P7 24 needle printer. I have paid aboiut 10,000 $ for that one ...

MY first comp was a Commodore +4, I got it when I was 4. I learned to read and write on that :D no, really! :D The first thing I did learn to express was typing "load" and pressing enter. The first thing I learned to read was "Press play on tape" :D I'm not kidding!

Then: 386DX --> Celeron 100MHZ --> Celeron 333MHZ --> 1.7+ AMD AthlonXP (which I currently have)

The old Macintosh ones.

A Bulgarian clone of an XT! It was sometime around 1988. It was not even fully compatible with a IBM standard!

God... I have no idea what my first compy was. It had a CD drive and Windows 9x... I know that much.. LOL
We also had 64k ISDN until sometime last year. Yay.

Nes
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Amiga 500
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Amiga 500+
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Amiga 600
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Amiga 1200
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Amiga 4000
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Not gonna get a PC.. not gonna get a PC.. NOT GONNA GET A PC..
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PC

Long ago... My father brought computer from work...
Our HOLE family played letter eater(Eat letters to run away from monster)

ANYONE HAS THIS GAME?

Oh well... he brought it back to work...

THE END

I remember Jill too !!

LOL

Now that I think about it, I learned my firsts words of english while playing Doom (words like health, ammo and such)

Diablo was also an help in learning english. :D

there was also a other game (can't remember the name), wher it gives you a word , and you needed to find the picture coresponding to it, while jumping, avoiding monsters and all. Since it was in english, i also learned a few words there.