custom built for me. guess I am pretty young because mine is a pentium MMX with windows 95 then I upgraded it to 98 later on
mine was built from scaps . i got the case fro the scrap and the i bought a mother board , Ram , Hard Disk drive , CRT Monitor UPS and the rest of the accessories it was a preety ugly Desktop
We (my brothers and I) got a PC compatible 286 with 128Kb RAM, 43MB HD, 5 1/4" diskette unit... and yes, no mouse, no webcam, no wireless (to what? there wasn't commercial Internet back then). The term LCD didn't exist either and thus our monitor was a bulky thing always protruding from the desk lol... still we learned quite some stuff there and my youngest brother and his friends played Prince of Persia as if there were no tomorrow... now he works as a software tester, so was it useful? You bet.
Packard-Bell 486 dx2, 525 mb HD, 8 mb ram, 14.4 modem, 14 in monitor and a Canon printer. That whole setup was $2400 in 1995. 2 years later, I bought a 2 gb HD for $200. Laughable by today's standards. Can't even imagine what's in store another 15 years down the road.
well,my first computer's processor is Intel Pentium 4 with 512mb RAM and 40GB hard disk.still i am using this computer.
i'm still using my first computer every time i'm in our porch drinking coffee. or especially if my friends come over, we sometimes use it. we installed puppy linux to that Pentium III.
My first computer is pentium IV processor with 512 mb ram with 17 inch monitor and Windows Xp operating System
My father bought me a assembled PC which was Intel P-III 933 Mhz, 128 MB Ram, 40 GB HDD, CD-Rom, Keyboard, Mouse, stablizer, speakers.
I don't remember the exact name, but it was some sort of emachines. I got it for like 400 bucks when I was 16.