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The Thomson MO6, a 8bit, 6809E, 128 KB, 1 MHz, 4096 colors palette, 16 colors at once in 160x200, or 320x200 with constraints. 5 voices, 1 Octave. K7. EPROM ROMS. Used 3 years then get addicted to the Amstrad CPC 6128. And yours?

hey, that's yours!

it's not MY first computer!!

anyway, it was a 286 as far as I can remember.

Commodore Plus/4 for short time, then Commodore 64. If you are interested in specs/photos, ask google. ;)

C64

ZX81!

Black and white is teh real oldskool!

ok.. my first was a c64. Now, how interesting is that?

my second was a dragon 32 which my mother bought from here friend, "they say it's really great!". Just by seeing that ugly shit computer makes me wanna get one again and code a demo on it. I've heard that the Dragon32 scene is quite small. ;-)

Amstrad 6128 haaaaaaa, Gryzor, renegade...

TRS-80 from a -garage sale-, complete with several crappy art and finance programs on cartridge, a tape drive, and a few text games on tape. (Bedlam, etc)

Supplementing this with several safeway bags full of tapes of pirated games from an uncle made the thing worthwhile.

external tape drive, btw

zx81 or pdp-11 Im not sure which was first...ah shit memory going, need new ram.

C64 for life

c64 as well.

KC85/3 =)

Thomson MO5 Platini Edition!

8088

Slower than a fucking snail

Z1013 !
with self-made case an alphabetically sorted keyboard.

http://www.robotron-net.de/z1013.html

and did i love it! :)

oh, a zx spectrum+ that was. basically a standard zx spectrum 48k with an attached "keyboard"..

powered by aldi.

Apple ][ from my father's office, with green-scale monitor. Then a c64 with amber-scale and no audio.
It was a serious blast when I found out it had colors and could actually play fairly good music too :)

DiX

PC 8088 with 20MB hard drive and EGA.