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Leading Edge. Two floppy drives, no hard drive, and the classic green screen. And we didn't need no stinkin' Windows. Real men used DOS.

The Vic 20 was my first computer. I remember typing in code from a book i purchased for a basic game - a submarine shooting torpedoes at passing ships. It must have take me about two days of typing to get it in. I was 13 or 14 years old.

A couple of years later, my next was the Commodore 64....

How time and technology flies.

Commodore Vic-20

ZX Spectrum+

FORTRAN punchcards on the A&M IBM360

Sliderule in ME in 1970.

Post Slide Rule. I did all the blowdown Cal.s on Akal C with a slide rule.

Packard Bell, Pack-Mate II (286). The DOS tutorial had a maze game for learning the arrow keys.

I had pentium II with 1GB hard drive and a monitor

HAL 9000

I'm sure most know, but "HAL" was Kubrik's joke. The three letters which each precede "I" "B" and "M".

cecil77 said:

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I'm sure most know, but "HAL" was Kubrik's joke. The three letters which each precede "I" "B" and "M".

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It was much more than a joke, friend.

IBM pc jr.

IBM 1150

I have been using Pentium 1 with a camera and external hard drive.