IBM PS/1 (#3)

Picture of IBM PS/1 Then my teachers conviced my parents to buy a real PC at home, because I could only play at school. My father bought the cheapest PC he could find: an i80386SX 16, 2MB, 40MB. I was very happy and continued programming in IBM- and later Q-Basic, but most of the time I was playing games like Prince of Persia and Wolvenstein......

CPU	intel 80386SX 16MHz
RAM	2MB or 2048kB
video	VGA (256kB?)
sound	PC-speaker. Terrible compared to my old MSXes.
I/O	41MB harddisk (compressed: 60MB) 1.44MB 3.5" floppy drive
input	PS/1 keyboard and mouse (2-button)
ports	25pins parallel printer port, 25pins serial port and 2xPS/2 for keyboard and mouse
monitor	12" VGA monitor (max. 640x480)
size	small desktop case (see picture)
software	DOS 6.0 + Windows 3.1

Currently: The poor thing died. My parent are still using the old DeskJet 510 though, and I'm still happily using the keyboard and monitor on my Gateway.

SOFIM (#7b)

Gift from my friend alm: some lame Compaq box. It should become a box for my father to play his games. Haven't got the time to fix0r it yet though...

mainb.	Compaq shit
CPU	intel 80486 DX/2 50MHz
RAM	8MB (on mobo)
video	Compaq thingy incapable of even 800x600
sound	Speak0r!
I/O	HDD 238MB FDD 3.5" HD Some ne2000-compatible NIC
input	My good ol' PS/1 keyboard Another random two-button mouse I found lieing around..
ports	2xPS/2 ser:2x9pin par:1x25pin
monitor	~~13" VGA greyscale monitor Highscreen~~ 12" VGA monitor of my old IBM, max. 800x600x60Hz
size	quite large desktop case
soft	Debian Linux 2.2.19

Just lieing around ATM.

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