Damn, Wade..I remember seeing those old tape drives too. XD

I had some commodores. The 128 was kinda neat, it had the built in sprite maker in it. Once alot of schools and libraries switched out from the commodores and monochrome terminals that used the text browsers, ya could usually just walk out with one from the storage closet and let them know ya were stealing it..they more than likely wouldn't have cared.

Something interesting or at least I find interesting, is the amount of gold in some of the older computers. So ya could dissolve a nice amount of gold in some aqua regia, from escrap over time..which back then, I don't believe was worth as much as it is now..or maybe the dollar just isn't worth as much now, I dunno.*

*Not responsible for the injury or death of anyone who suddenly decides to try their hand at refining precious metal e-scrap.

Windows '98, but it was mostly Windows XP I used back then.

I used to have a computer so slow this game was actually playable on it. Now this thing is UNBEATABLE. I miss my slow computer.

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Some of the old Windows '98 computers I used at school in 2nd grade. We all adored playing Number Munchers and SimCity on that shit...good times, good times.

Old dell desktop with windows 98'.

I have no idea but it had sim city and ski free on it. and some medieval fantasy rpg whose name I could never remember. It was only used to play these games because it had very little memory and couldnt connect to the internet.

At 1/4/13 03:34 AM, Boomstick wrote: A Macintosh II; not even kidding my elementary school still used them until 2004.

lol i remember using ANCIENT iMacs back in kindergarten, like early 2001 models

wasnt that old then but they felt like they were compared to Windows XP, while the ones we had at school ran OS 9

I have used both an Apple II, and a Commodore 64 before. I don't remember their ages though.

At 1/3/13 05:46 PM, MR-DOS wrote: Mine was an old 386 laptop with Windows 3.1. I thought I could never use it again, but here comes DOSBox!

Here it is running Internet Explorer 2.0. AKA before Microsoft decided to go bloatware. ... Also, strangely its the only browser I could get to run on Windows 3.11 on DOSBox.

Some small Windows XP PC.

At 1/4/13 07:19 AM, LordMartin-Mac wrote: Well I used to had this big complicated computer which runs on Windows 98. I was playing Reader Rabbit when I was 4, good times.

I haved pc at 5.

An abacus that was made in 1907.

If you mean an electronic one, a while back I was helping a neighbor clean out their attic and found an Apple II. I got it working again and played around on it for a while. It was a pretty rad experience, but we ended up recycling it instead of keeping/selling it. I regret that so much now, because once I'd made sure it had all its parts, it was actually in really good working condition. Sadly at the time I didn't know just how classic a device it was. Maybe I'll find another one someday

Dear god, that logo looks like something from PowerPoint.

Windows XP. But I have seen 95.

Windows 98.

HP Palm Top

Made music with it in the 'memo' app.

PCS - 486 processor at 66MHz. 8Mb of RAM and video RAM.
PC-98 - 386 processor at 16MHz, 4MB of RAM and two floppy disk drives.

There's one at my work that's an 80s green screen.