What was your first computer by brand.

[WhiteNoise]

My first was made by eMachine. PIII 600E Paid $835 plus tax for it too. lol

I didn't get into computers until I was 27.

 

[LikeLinus]

My first was made by eMachine. PIII 600E Paid $835 plus tax for it too. lol

I didn't get into computers until I was 27.

Lol, I totally forgot about eMachine! I want to say they were owned by Gateway at some point, but I'm not sure. Totally remember the days of Gateway vs Dell.

 

[Cyco]

TI-99/4A. Your pole sucks.

 

[Thebobo]

TI-99/4A. Your pole sucks.

Complain to the software developer can't add anymore that's there was an other.

 

[boomhower]

A Tandy from around 1990-1991 give or take.

 

[Red Squirrel]

I chose IBM/Clone, but oddly I actually recall the actual braind. Was Gainbery Computer. I can't find much on that name so not sure if I'm spelling it right or remembering it right but did find a logo that seems kinda familiar. It was a 486. Was not really a family computer but the first computer I ever got to play on. Was my sister's as she was heading to university, but it stayed in the house for a while so we all played on it. The first actual family computer we got later down the road was a Pentium 3 by a company called Samtack. Though it may have been a custom build as it was bought at a local mom and pop computer store so it was maybe just the company that made the case. I think that store is actually still in business too, so that's pretty cool. After that all my computers were custom builds. My first build someone helped me out then after that I was good to go.

 

[turtile]

If you count the family computer, it was a Beltron (IBM clone) running at 4.77mhz.

 

[FIVR]

PowerMac 7100

 

[Puffnstuff]

My first was an Atari 130XE as it was complete with drive and printer. Before that I had a Commodore 16 but no accessories and programs were on the rom cartridges.