My first one was an Intel 486 (50 MHz) with 16 MB Ram and 650 MB Hard Drive. It used to run windows 3.1. Sounds cool...eh? As a matter of fact, being in the Hard Drive profession, I still have one of the oldest hard drives - a 22 MB one where there is a switch by which you have to move the hard drive's internals manually to run the hard drive. It's antique and weighs perhaps 2 KG.
My first PC was assembled one and was configured something like Intel Desktop 865, 2.66 GHz processor, 80 GB Harddisk, 512 MB Ram and a 17" CRT Monitor. I really miss that one
My first computer was one I bought off the Internet. The guy said it had a 200mHZ cpu but it had a Cyrex (IBM) 150 mhz chip that was overclocked. The CPu fried after a year then I replaced it with an Intel 166mhz chip and set the jumpers on the motherboard to the correct position.
My first computer was a DEC PDP-11. I then move on to an Aorrn Archimedes, the highpoint of my home computing. It is still in the loft. I then regressed to XP running on a Dell laptop. My first experience with computers was using punched cards to programme batch jobs.
My first computer was P3 and i think it was less then 1Ghz and RAM was 64MB.But i have done my BCS (bachelor in computer sciences) with my grand computer.
mine was amd 500mghz gaming pc that time.lol and had a 4mb integrated video memory and 28mb of ram.it window 98 by the way.hehehe.
I dont remember the name exactly but the first computer i ever had was so old that the screen was black and green. no color what so ever.
Celeron 1.7Ghz 256Mb of RAM MX440 40Gb HDD Maxtor Used it until 3 years ago when i did a small upgrade