Bumping for the heck of it.
Bumping for the heck of it.
Well Bump you too!
First one in the family was a V20, first one I bought for myself was a 286, 12.5Mhz with 1Mb of ram and a 40Mb HDD. Cost more than 3K.
I have to ask, did it have a turbo button? My first 286 did. Boosted it all the way up to 25MHz.First one in the family was a V20, first one I bought for myself was a 286, 12.5Mhz with 1Mb of ram and a 40Mb HDD. Cost more than 3K.
Same here, Bok. The VIC-20. What memories of buying some magazines ('Basic Magazine' I think was one of them) and typing in games from print to screen. Sometimes those games only consisted of lines bouncing around the screen. But, still...it was way cool.
And I wonder why I'm attracted to tech so much for fun and career.
It was all because of that VIC-20.
I followed that up with an Atari 800. Never used that as much as the VIC-20 tho.
My first was a TI 99A. Even programed it in assembly.
Dan
The first one I remember getting my hands on was Dad's Osborne 1 that he brought home from work.. Ran CP/M! Even had a seperate 12" monochrome monitor we could plug in while we were at home. This is what the old acoustic modem plugged into!
http://oldcomputers.net/osborne.html
My older brother soon after got an Atari 400, and we were off to the races!
Val
Used to play games on one of those that loosely resembled Donkey Kong and Pacman way back in the day.Osborne 1
If we don't count calculators TI 99 then upgraded to Atari 128 WooHooo!