What was your first phone/computer?
Your first love
Jack Rivera
Lucas Wright
Nokia 5110 was my first phone, today i own a Samsung S9+
Thomas Baker
nokia 5110 in 1998 or something
self-bult machine in 2004 amd sempron etc.
Daniel Phillips
This little fucker right here.. Computer was some k6-2, 64 mbs ram, a beast.
Jace Gomez
Siemens A50
Athlon XP 1600+, geforce MX440, 512mb RAM
Asher Anderson
My first computer was a compaq or an HP that the hard drive crashed after like a month and I didn't know I could just replace it so my parents got me a new used one and I took apart the broken one.
Luis Rogers
Sony Erricson (RIP) w890i
Brandon Martin
>self-bult machine in 2004 amd sempron etc.
Same a year later. I was 13. AMD Sempron 1.7GHz, 512MB RAM, 80GB HDD, 64MB GPU. I thought it was a monster.
Nathaniel Powell
Ayy, same. I remember wasting all my prepaid credit on the first day sending dumb sms to girls from class
Luke Fisher
>First computer
Epson Equity II+
80286 @ 12 MHz
1024 KB RAM
20 MB HDD
>First phone
Nokia 3310
Adrian Williams
Sony Ericsson t610 amazing device for its time
Daniel Reed
This cutie :3
Brody Kelly
Samsung black jack 1 Windows mobile 5 anyone remember core player
Camden Diaz
>core player
Had it on Symbian. Best video player.
Colton Wilson
Connor Stewart
Lenovo 3000 n100
It was a very thinkpaddish laptop
Super durable and GTA SA run on it with 20fps
Still works to this day
Evan Collins
A no-brand Intel 386-based computer. Can't remember the exact details.
>tfw boomer with brain fogs
Ryan Campbell
>dem speakers tho
I remember this shit, I'm glad that's no longer a thing on MOST monitors (I know some monitors still do but it's not as bad, at least the speakers are smaller and better sounding anyways)
Juan Martinez
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Blake Clark
yeah, that hard rubber keypad made my thumb sore when playing snek to 999. good times.
Isaiah Barnes
Levi Russell
Cooper Hernandez
First computer was a VIC-20. It was already woefully obsolete at the time, my dad already had a 486 with Windows 3.1, but he thought giving me his old VIC to play around with was a good idea. My first actual PC was a hand-me-down 386 that my mom's company was getting rid of.
First phone was some generic candybar dumbphone, in '01 or '02. I was one of the last kids in my high school class to get a phone, parents still thought cell phones were "only for doctors, executives, and drug dealers." I can't even remember the brand, but it wasn't one of the big ones like Nokia or Sony Ericsson, rather one of those forgettable off-brand things like Alcatel or something.