Commodore 64. I had no idea wtf this thing was that my grandparents bought. They got a few cartridges and the 5.25 floppy drive. I put a cartridge in and a game came up. I was hooked. I slowly learned basic and how to use the floppy drive.
A few years later, we got a Macintosh Performa 450. That was the first “real” computer I got to learn on. I quickly realized Mac wasn’t for me and the next one was a Packard Bell with a 150mhz processor. From there I built my own and never looked back.
Commodore 64. I had no idea wtf this thing was that my grandparents bought. They got a few cartridges and the 5.25 floppy drive. I put a cartridge in and a game came up. I was hooked. I slowly learned basic and how to use the floppy drive. A few years later, we got a Macintosh Performa 450. That was the first “real” computer I got to learn on. I quickly realized Mac wasn’t for me and the next one was a Packard Bell with a 150mhz processor. From there I built my own and never looked back.