Your first computer.

My first computer was when I was 12 years old. The first accessible computer I had. So really the first computer I was ever able to use I got when I was 12 or 13. I had gotten it from my baseball coach. It was a Dell Inspiron 600.
I had it for well until like two years ago. Circumstances happened and yeah something happened and yeah. Well then I went to Louisiana this past summer and my uncle gave me a Dell Inspiron 8200 I believe. It's slow as crap and I'm on it right now as we speak. But it was the only thing that Morphox would work on.
So I'm actually thinking about possibly selling my desktop and just using my laptop perhaps. I don't know. I might just keep the desktop. But I'm trying to get to where Morphox will work on my desktop too. But you know.

Well, my first computer was a Windows 98 first edition machine. It was a local cloned machine. I'm not exactly sure what it was cloned after, but it was a brand name Premio. And I'm not sure if they're related to, you know, I'm not sure if they're local or what, but it was a Premio Windows 98 first edition desktop.
Sorry, that was Twitter. Let's see, it had a 6 gig hard drive. Boy, that was a lot of space back then. It had, let's see, I think it was 128 megabytes of RAM or maybe it was 256. I can't remember. It wasn't that much. I've actually still got it out there in the garage and it actually still works.
So that was my first personal computer and that was back in 1999. I've been using computers since I was six years old, back in 1986 was when I first used Jaws for DOS and I loved it and I was dragged kicking and screaming into Windows in 1995. And so, you know, there you go, my contribution.

Hi. The first time when I was introduced to computers was in 1999. That was then of course all Windows 16. And that was the first versions of JAWS that came out and so on. And then it took quite some time before a computer entered into this house here.
I think it was in 2004 or so because computers were then not that cheap. So it was quite a challenge I think for me to learn how to use it. But slowly but surely I made it. And now I'm sitting here before a laptop. And I might say that I can use it now quite reasonably well.
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Yeah, as I said previously, my laptop, my first laptop had a hardware malfunction and just stopped working. So, and then a few months, like a month or month and a half later, that's how I got my Acer. That's, I've had it for almost two years. It'll be two years at the end of May. End of next May.

Hey everyone, it's Jake again, and the reason I'm back here is because I got a laptop. I posted over in the text forms about this, but my dad gave it to me for Christmas last year, I guess.
And it's a Dell laptop. It's got Windows 7, which I have downstairs on a few of the computers down there in my building, and I like it.
And I also, this weekend, got a new headset to go with the laptop. My old one has a short in it, so I got this one, which is good.
It's, like I said, it's a good laptop. In fact, I just shut it down for the night. I'm about to go to bed. And so, yeah.

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Well, my first computer wasn't actually a computer, it was a BroNote. I used a BroNote from 4th to, like, 7th grade, and I'm sure you guys know, a lot of you guys know what a BroNote looks like, and it was one of those old classic models on Keysoft 4 point something, I think it was 4.
But, I still remember using that. There was no internet back then, and I didn't use internet until, like, 8th grade. Then my first actual, actual computer was my dad's old Windows 95. I didn't go on computers before. I think my dad had some 95s, some 98s around the house, so it was, like, 95 or 98.
I used it. And so, yeah, I mean, I'm sure you guys know what those big tower metal 98s were. They're, like, metal boxes, and there was, like, a floppy disk, and maybe a CD drive? But I don't know. I know exactly what, I remember it was big, it was heavy, it was metal. Not, like, they're metal now, but they're more of a plasticky kind of comfort, or, like, they feel smoother.
This was actual metal. You can actually feel the metal, and it actually got hot. Um, but, I'm sure you actually know what those looks like, so I want this, it was pretty standard, so I won't go into it. Um, yeah, well, that's my first computer for you. Not very special. This is Moony, by the way. Or Rachel. Listen to little

Oh boy, this is an interesting topic. My first computer was, well, at school they had the Windows computers running XP when I was 2000, not, they were running Windows 98 when I was in grad school.
I was in grade one and I remember learning how to type on a program called IntelliTalk. I remember using several other programs. And then they upgraded to Windows XP a few years later. Then I went to high school and I was still using Windows XP but the computers were slightly better. And then someone gave me a Pentium 3 running XP.
And then I was given a laptop. It was a HP, I think, running XP as well. And that was quite good. I had several games on there and it was quite good for school. And then I got a Dell. That was another HP and that died. And my current laptop, well, my netbook is also a HP so they're in my computers.
And that's it from me for now.

I see, this computer's trying to be as grumpy as Grandpa. Anyway. Um... But, so, I was like, Dad, Dad. I'm on 18th birthday, senior year, you know? Um... Never really give me presents. It's like, Dad, Dad. I know what I want for a present. Can you get me a laptop? I want one. And so I kind of, uh... Got one. Kind of worked on it and got one.
And so, it's this laptop I'm talking on. I'd say... Not that much. It's about three years now. Um, I got it my 18th birthday. So, like, two years and something. And then I have a computer that's a year... Old. And...
Um... It will be two years in August. And then I got a netbook. This thing. And it's, uh... From, um... Rehab. They got me a netbook. To... For school and such. Um... So... That's three computers. And then I have a very new computer. It's only about a month old.
Nearly two now. But... It's not a Windows machine. All three of these are Windows machines. The one I got on my 18th birthday is Windows 7. The one I'm talking on. The netbook is Windows 7. As I said, I have an XP at home. The big desktop. That's broken. And then I got myself a Mac. Yes. MacBook. MacBook Pro. Running, uh...

My first computer, it was didactic for video games. I played with my brother.

Oh man, you wanna listen to my computer history thingy? Actually, I have to think where it started. My first computer contact was with some kind of Windows, actually, because I'm quite young. Means 18, and I started computer things with 6, so it's 12 years ago. I think it was... No, it can't be Windows XP, or actually it could be, but I think it was Windows 2000.
Or Windows 98, whatever. Something like that. That's where I learned writing and reading and using a prior display and using speech synthesizers and all that. Then I actually became my own computer, which was a laptop from Acer, which was bad, but it worked for 5 years in school.
Actually, it had Windows XP already. Then I switched to another laptop because the old one was too bad and broke. The display broke and all that kind of stuff. I got new technology 5 years ago. 4 or 5 years ago. Which was Lenovo, actually. And it is at the moment. Which was the laptop 2. Kind of better one, but also Windows XP.
And then I bought my desktop PC, which is standing around here, which is a Windows 7. And then I got new technology, which isn't usable in school yet, but it has Windows 7 and it's Lenovo 2 and it's a laptop and whatever. And that's my whole history. But I touched loads of PCs because I'm redesigning. Not redesigning, but setting up new systems and that kind of stuff. Privately. For friends. Yeah. And because time is running, that's my computer history.

Hello, it's Dane, it's Dane Stange here. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all Windows computers say Dane Stange. That's wrong, it's Dane Stange. As in, you know, so, oh, my computer that I haven't touched.
I have so many memories, y'all. The computer. There's a Windows XP desktop. Yep, it had Windows XP in it.
And yeah, that's wrong.