Who has the oldest computer?

[talldude123]

I wish i had my very first computer, threw it out because it was SLOW as **** ...

Intel 33 Mhz
8 MB RAM
200 MB HD
Windows 3.11

I was about 6-7 years old when it was used, so im guessing the specs here...
The front LCD display said "33" and that was on turbo mode, otherwise it said "16".

 

[Kazama]

LoL!, How long did it take you to boot that up tallboy?

 

[MrZucchiniHead]

i've still got an old comodore 64 in my grandma's attic somewhere im not sure if it runs but it sure is old i've only seen it once when i was about 10 (im 15 now) and couldn't even tell you what a hard drive was back then.

 

[ATIRAGEPRO]

"OLD schooling..."

Toshiba Satellite 1960cs
55mhz Intel DX2 186 CPU
24mb kensington CardSlot Ram
320mb Hard Drive
Novell Netware 2.1/ FreeBSD Unix 5.0

PowerMac 7100/80
80Mhz PowerPC 601 256k CPU
138mb SIMM EDO RAM
Radius 12670 DirectColor GX 512K VRAM
4.0gb HD
Mac OS 9.0.4
> Some kind of strange card in PDS slot with a Cyrrix DX4 150 mhz CPU and a stick of EDO ram in it. :freak:

Macintosh II
some kind of 68k (Stepping) Processor with a PowerLogix 68040c CPU sister card
52mb SUpEr-OLD ram!
radius, dIRECT Color With Ram slots in it.
200mb SCSI drive
SYSTEM 7.1

I have an obsession with old crap that you wouldn't believe.

 

[PP Mguire]

I just found an old Gateway2000 w/ a 286 :freak: Also, i found a 387 math co-processor.

 

[Nubius]

I have an abacus............that's an old computer right?

 

[Harper]

Who has the oldest computer?

Apple IIe has I finally got the motivation to get one of those pieces of **** working last week end. Now I can throw out the other 2 wrecks that my dad "rescued" from his school.

Specs :-
Microprocessor
* 6502 or 65C02 running at 1.023 MHz
* 8-bit data bus
Memory
* 64KB RAM built-in
* 16KB ROM built-in
* Expandable from 64KB up to 1MB RAM or more
Video modes
* 40 and 80 columns text, with 24 lines
* Low-Resolution: 40x48 (16 colors)
* High-Resolution: 280x192 (6 colors)
* Double-Low-Resolution: 80x48 (16 colors)
* Double-High-Resolution: 560x192 (16 colors)


I hated the day that brought those computers computers home. 5 years ago, I am playing unreal tornament. My dad comes in with a few Apple IIe's.
DAD :- I rescued these Apple IIe from work.
ME :- Why?
DAD :- I figured you could get them working again so you could play all your favorite games.
ME :- Oh yeah! I am going to suddenly stop playing Unreal Tornament just so I can play the Zork or Quest For The Most Amazing Thing or the orginal Carmen Sandiego

Orginally there was 4 Apple IIe, but I have been sneaking a few parts here and there into the rubbish from time to time. Now he just want to get one running as he things he can sell it and a lot of the other stuff of to some one has he still has about $1000 worth of Apple IIe software and games.

We also still have a working Mac SE30. My dad has not used in a few years, however he refuses to sell it.
There is also a Mac IIsi and one of the very first Power PCs. Again, I don't know why they are still there.

I have an obsession with old crap that you wouldn't believe.

You want a Mac SE30?
I think we still have Shuffle Puck Cafe and the orginal Sim City for it.

 

[FghtinIrshNvrDi]

I have an abacus............that's an old computer right?

Victory to the Nubius. You don't actually have an abacus, do you?

Ryan

 

[NewCents05]

well i dont think the person who invented the abacus considered it to be under the computer category but i guess it could be

 

[Nubius]

Victory to the Nubius. You don't actually have an abacus, do you?

No unfortunately I don't actually have one =/ Be kind of neat to have one though. Just learned recently how they are actually used, but anywho, the comment of course was made simply as a joke. ONE DAY, I just may have to get myself an abacus just cause

well i dont think the person who invented the abacus considered it to be under the computer category but i guess it could be

well they did do computations on it They just of course wouldn't have the term 'computers' at the time, not like we use it.