Holy Shit Look At All This Ram!
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Usually between 8 and 12 thousand dollars when that size became available to end users. I was just a little kid around that time. Course my first PC in the early 90s was a 486 25Mhz, (no math coprocessor), 2MB rams, 85MB hdd, windows 3.1 with Dos 5.5, I think it cost me a couple hundred later on to get that up to 16MB. So having survived a 486/25 , not sure if I could have handled something to the likes of an Apple II or earlier. Though I did enjoy my Tandy PC-6.
true.
my first pc had 90 mhz,8mb ram and 853 mb disk space.
i remember we were talking about how 10 gb might be the future ("who needs all that space??").
My first. I think it was 1985 or so.
I don't even know the specs on this beast. I'd have to look it up. Blazing fast, though. Especially with the tape recorder add-on.
Don't be hatin' on my Tandy Color Computer II, yo.
If it had 8k RAM, it had a less than 1Mhz processor. The Commodore 64 (released 1982) had 64k RAM and a 1mhz processor... which was my first computer.
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My first was a Heathkit - Zenith z100.
8 Mhz, 192k RAM. That bad boy had dual 5.25" floppy drives.
8 Mhz, 192k RAM. That bad boy had dual 5.25" floppy drives.
My first. I think it was 1985 or so.
I don't even know the specs on this beast. I'd have to look it up. Blazing fast, though. Especially with the tape recorder add-on.
Don't be hatin' on my Tandy Color Computer II, yo.
I had one of those. Didn't even have a monitor, hooked it to the TV just like the Atari.
I also used the cassette drive, least it was smaller than this (250MB):
