Now the subject, that brings us all together : computers
I got in touch with them when my cousin wanted to buy an Apple II and my father bought it for him - but
it stood in our house for a few weeks before my cousin got it. (They weren't out of date within a week then ;-)
That is when I started to learn Basic.
A few years later a friend of mine got a C=64, THE Home-Computer at that time. I later got one
myself but long before that I worked on friends' 64s.
Then the IBM PCs came onto the market and I liked to get one ! But the 8086 were so expensive and they
couldn't really do what a C=64 could do.
But then, when the first 80386 showed up and more games were available (sound entered the PC onboard a
Soundblaster) I had to have one.
When the PC was there (christmas) we were a little disappointed since it was only a 286-16 with 1MB RAM and
a monochrome screen. But we wanted VGA and 2 MB RAM (we had no clue it was no good in a 286 ;-).
Well, we got it.
Then I started to learn Pascal at school. So I had something to tell my dad as a reason to get
a faster computer ;-)
Well, right now, after some more little steps, I ended up with the following system :
manufacturer |
myself ;-) |
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mainboard |
Asus "TP4/XE" |
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cpu |
AMD K5-100MHz |
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RAM |
32 MB EDO-RAM (60ns) |
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graphics adapter |
ELSA Winner 1000 Trio 64/V |
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network adapter |
Compex RL 2000 PCI |
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SCSI adapter |
noname with NCR 810 |
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sound adapter |
Soundblaster 16 |
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hard disk |
IBM DAQA 3.2 GB E-IDE |
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CD-ROM |
Toshiba XM 5702-B 12x IDE |
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floppy-streamer |
iomega tape 250 QIC 80 |
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keyboard |
Cherry G80 |
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mouse |
Logitech Chroma-Mouse (blue) |
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monitor |
iiyama Vision Master 17 |
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isdn-adapter |
AVM Fritz! Card |
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PDA |
3com Palm III |
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