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What was your first computer?
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Mine was the Apple II Europlus. Bought it in 1979. Loved that thing.
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My first computer was a ZX81, but I think it was a custom build between my father, a carpenter, and my uncle, an electrician who fixed arcade games.
It was housed in a wooden case with a proper keyboard. The 16K RAM pack had been soldered on inside, so there was no case of it ever crashing due to a bad connection.
Simple black and white graphics with no sound. I loved it to bits.
Oh man, a proper keyboard. The built in sucked ass