As little as thirty years ago............

[Arti]

....... our IT man in work remembers doing some work for the DVLA, involving computers, which involved heaving a filing cabinet-sized computer into the back of a van. It had a storage capability of 80KB!

Any others, folks?

[sophie_1003]

Very funny but probably wouldn't make any sense to anyone over the age of 16!

[sophie_1003]

**Under not over!

[sophie_1003]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG1AQcGGSec&list=FLAsK6RvQQd0X3NRZtgDKJJw&index=34&feature=plpp_video

[sophie_1003]

Arrrghh! Sorry! Still can't use technology even though we've had a computer since I was about 7!

[lcg]

apple first, then a commodore 64...wizball was my favourite game. i spent hours perfecting my performance! x

[tiggerblue10]

I used to love going round to my cousins when I was a kid and play pong pong. Think it was an Atari or something like that. And the came Pacman!

[MarkRae]

This was my first PC: http://www.richardlag...uter/item/pc10iii/en.

It had 640K RAM, a 2MB EMS expansion board, a 32MB hard disk and an EGA graphics card.

[tiggerblue10]

My first computer was a Tiny!

[mike11111]

I remember those adding machines. We had one in the accounts office when I was in the RAF, circa 1968. I found it quicker to do the stuff in my head. Early supermarkets had them too; the checkout girl would read the price on the package, punch it it then pull the handle, punching in total at the end. At the time I thought that this was the cutting edge of technology!