[GAD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mercbuggy /img/forum/go_quote.gif After the bottle of Medoc consumed while browsing/posting I probably could see II even though I typed 1 . Thanks for the correction/clarification .

LOL - been there.

I'm a nerd, I can't help it.

GAD

 

[kramer5150]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3DCadman /img/forum/go_quote.gif My Dad's RadioShack TRS-80 I remember my buddies and me and our feeble attempts at BASIC. I could only get my name to endlessly repeat line by line by line, etc. The extent of my programming expertise.

x2.. Tandy TRS-80 and BASIC in 7the grade computer class. Lets see someone please correct my syntax...

10 PRINT;"I'm a Headphoneus Supremus!";
20 GOTO 10

RUN

 

[GAD]

There are no semicolons in BASIC...

GAD

 

[kramer5150]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GAD /img/forum/go_quote.gif Anyone remember the RS 15M hard drives? They had keys! GAD

$500 for the installation kit

!!

 

[Blueiz]

First Computer: Punch Cards on an IBM 1620 Mainframe

First PC: Original IBM PC... Had to load DOS from a floppy everytime you turned it on... this was the "deluxe" model... TWO floppy drives.

 

[Gord SW Ont]

Does anyone remember the Radio Shack TRS80 "Pocket" computer (below)? BTW the Grados are just for scale.

Although - truth be told - my favourite first computers were an Amiga 500 & Amiga 3000.

 

[skyline889]

I can't really remember my first computer, the only thing that comes to my mind is that it was beige, slow, and very basic. I think the first computer that I could really call my own though, was an IBM Aptiva.

 

[rb67]

I"m relatively young (or like to think so) so, Apple IIGS

 

[vegaman]

The first computer I ever used was a 286, which was my uncles. The first my family owned was a 486 IIRC, we had to get one of our own because my dad was doing reviews about "the internet".

 

[kugino]

commodore vic 20. man, i could code some pretty impressive games in BASIC with that thing...

 

[3x331m]

Quote:

Originally Posted by luckypictures /img/forum/go_quote.gif Commodore 64

x2.

 

[GAD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gord SW Ont /img/forum/go_quote.gif Does anyone remember the Radio Shack TRS80 "Pocket" computer (below)? BTW the Grados are just for scale. Although - truth be told - my favourite first computers were an Amiga 500 & Amiga 3000.

Awesome little machines. How about this! I used to own one of these. The Tandy 100:

GAD

 

[SK138]

Timex Sinclair 2000 with Z80 processor and whopping 16k of RAM. Those were the good old day

 

[GAD]

I may still have one of these laying around too:

GAD

 

[rlanger]

A Mac Classic. I used to do music sequencing on it with Cubase (version 2 or something like that).