Nah, can't beat mine in age I think.. I'm running on a 667 mhz , 384 megs of ram, no cd player, no front coversSorgon wrote: 2 computers one real one very old.
Old computers
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Re: Behind the Char
Don't make me go bust out the 333 mhz cyrix I have sitting over here in the corner.
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Re: Behind the Char
I have a working TRS 80 sitting around in storage if you wish to go there. Used to have a couple but someone asked me to gut one to make them a pc inside the case. Took a while but I finally worked it out.
Re: Behind the Char
I can play on the Cyrix, I used to. =p
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Re: Behind the Char
First computers I used were trs80, Apple IIc, and IBM XT. While the graphics in the games were stick figure theater the games played rather well.
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Re: Behind the Char
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my first one was a Colecovision ADAM Family Computer System, tell me i am not old
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Re: Behind the Char
The first computer I remember playing on was the Commodore think it is the 500
Had the old word document that spoke what you type on it, which at the time was pretty cool, lol
Specs;
Processor: Motorola 68000
Speed: 7.14 MHz
RAM: 512K
ROM: 256K
Storage: 880K 3.5" Floppy.
Expansion: Proprietary expansion bus
Bus: Amiga Proprietary
Video: A high resolution, high color video subsystem allowed a wide variety of graphics and text modes up to 640x400 interlaced.
Had the old word document that spoke what you type on it, which at the time was pretty cool, lol
Specs;
Processor: Motorola 68000
Speed: 7.14 MHz
RAM: 512K
ROM: 256K
Storage: 880K 3.5" Floppy.
Expansion: Proprietary expansion bus
Bus: Amiga Proprietary
Video: A high resolution, high color video subsystem allowed a wide variety of graphics and text modes up to 640x400 interlaced.
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Re: Old computers
Sorry just couldn't myself from splitting the topic 
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Re: Old computers
omg osiris........... hahahaha that computer is ooooollllllldddddddddddd 512k ram? [lol]
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The first computer I played on, was my dad's. 64k of ram, this model sold more than any other computer in history.
Re: Old computers
lol yep the good old C-64 my first pc....i loved "roadwars 2000" great game...well for the time. That and Zork....
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Re: Old computers
oh no.. you didn't check Wiki for my old ones specs...
* CPU: Zilog Z80 @ 3.58 MHz
* Support processors: three Motorola 6801s @ 1 MHz (memory & I/O, tape, and keyboard control)
* Memory: 80 KB RAM, 16 KB video RAM; 32 KB ROM
* Expansion: 3 internal slots, 1 cartridge slot, and a 62.5 kbit/s half-duplex serial bus called AdamNet. The stand-alone also has an external expansion port of the same type as the ColecoVision expansion port, on the right hand side.
* Secondary storage: Digital Data Pack tape cassette, 256 KB
* Graphics: Texas Instruments TMS9928A (a close relative of the TMS9918 in the TI-99/4A)
o 256 × 192 resolution
o 32 sprites
* Sound: Texas Instruments SN76489AN
o 3 voices
o white noise
* CPU: Zilog Z80 @ 3.58 MHz
* Support processors: three Motorola 6801s @ 1 MHz (memory & I/O, tape, and keyboard control)
* Memory: 80 KB RAM, 16 KB video RAM; 32 KB ROM
* Expansion: 3 internal slots, 1 cartridge slot, and a 62.5 kbit/s half-duplex serial bus called AdamNet. The stand-alone also has an external expansion port of the same type as the ColecoVision expansion port, on the right hand side.
* Secondary storage: Digital Data Pack tape cassette, 256 KB
* Graphics: Texas Instruments TMS9928A (a close relative of the TMS9918 in the TI-99/4A)
o 256 × 192 resolution
o 32 sprites
* Sound: Texas Instruments SN76489AN
o 3 voices
o white noise
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