hello my first real computer i started using was actually this macbook i haven't really been really into comps for more than a year or so :D i really am interested in comps now though but that's the first one i really used and was mine :)
It was a PC I built myself in 2000. It had Windows 2000Pro, from a copy a fellow student burned for me. I used the key displayed on the blackboard. Some fellow students heard of this and being programmers them selves, were outraged. I believe they were correct, as I find it distasteful to burn songs over the internet as they did themselves. But I satiated them by purchasing XP Pro. They made a fuss that I couldn't have got a real copy of it for the price I paid for it. I pointed out that I am indeed a student as they were and were entitled to those low rates but there were caveats to it that they needed to be aware of. But you can ask any computer nerd and he will have a solution to your solution. I gave away my info. on the deal where even computer teachers weren't aware of it. I must have made six figures for Microsoft in a manner of weeks. My information was photo copied and spread all over school bulletin boards and those of the faculty as well in a manner of hours.
I don't even remember "might of been a IBM" but the beast cost like $3,000. The OS was DOS. It had a couple of games, sold separately of course. I also had the internet ,but they didn't call it that yet. It was a way to bet on football out of Los Vegas.
My first box was a Compaq Presario 744 CDS, 486DX4 running @ 100 Mhz w/ 8 megs of ram and 1 meg of video ram :) It came with DOS 6.2 and Windows 3.1 with Tabworks. We quickly upgraded it to Windows 95 though.
Let's see.. My first computer was a Texas Instruments 99 4/A, and it ran TI BASIC for an OS.
See if anyone on here can edit my code :>
10 PRINT "Geeks.Pirilo.com? What the pluck does .com mean? >":INPUT A$
20 PRINT "Are you $#%#^# kidding me? ";A$; " simply CAN'T be the answer! You're an idiot!"
30 FOR I=1 to 10000
40 NEXT I
50 CLS
40 PRINT "You're still an idiot. Can't teach an old dog new tricks..."
70 FOR J=1 TO 10000
80 NEXT J
90 CLS
100 PRINT "Well, I guess you'll get one more chance. Try not to give a stupid answer like ";A$;"."
110 CLS
120 GOTO 10
my first computer was one I built in 1985. It was an 8086 processor with 64K of RAM, a 5 1/2" floppy drive and an IBM 10 megabyte harddrive running first CPM, then PC-DOS, then updated to MS-DOS. I had a amber monitor. I eventually upgraded the memory to a whapping 128k.