I remember... game (technology)

[Trainmaster423 0]

I remember when Microsoft Flight Sim 1 came out and it was considered "amazing!"

[TV-VCR 14]

Originally posted by: SWAT-MEDIC I remember zip disks quote>

...click click click...

I remember when graphics cards were usually two feet long, sometimes even longer.

[Callbat 8]

I remember jumping with glee at my new commodore 64

Just kidding, I'm slightly younger than that

[vilbe 6]

i remember when systems that played 16 bit cartridge games was considered cutting edge. remember when sega still made video game consoles?

[Hahayoudied 3]

I remember being excited having a 1999 Lego Rock Raider game (that is only compatible with Window 95 and 98), and seeing an advertisment for Window 2000.

[TV-VCR 14]

Originally posted by: Hahayoudied I remember being excited having a 1999 Lego Rock Raider game (that is only compatible with Window 95 and 98), and seeing an advertisment for Window 2000.quote>

I remember how on the first forums, if you replied to a thread they didn't bump.

[Zelgadis 638]

Good lord, some of you... Well, I shall resist the all-too-easy diaper joke at this time.

Anyway... I remember when we got our first disk drive for our computer. Before that, we had to load our games from tape drives, which, if I remember correctly, took a good half hour.

"Wow!!! So fast!!!" we thought.

ISF

[un1 41]

This one isn't very old but it is the only one I can think of...

I remember when there was no DVD's...

[Kiwi n Grapes 2]

I remember the sky backround for windows...

[Hahayoudied 3]

I remember when I was amazed how fancy Window XP was compared to Window 2000 after my dad installed Window XP on the old desktop computer.

[pagenotfound 53]

I Rememer when 32 MB RAM was considered cutting edge

[beebs 129]

I remember our first CD player.. and our first color computer.

[Hamish 1,369]

I remember when ever game came out on a floppy disk. (not that long ago though...)

[un1 41]

I remember when they started making computers that doesn't have floppy disk drive... Was that like 4 years ago??

[kawan 6]

I remember when kids in school rush to the computers to play on Minesweeper.

[Odainsaker 2,134]

I remember playing the hit "Space Invaders" on my cutting-edge, wood-veneered, Atari VCS.

[Morfar_Toast 0]

I remember when... When... Yeah, what do I remember, i'm not very old so... I remember when LCD screens replaced those big old boxes.

[WillG_75 19]

 I remember those huge box monitors with the 14" screens.

I remember the original desktop CPU's that set under the monitor that were pure hell to break in to.

I remember having a 2 gigabyte hard drive.

I remember when Pac Man, Space Invaders, Hunter Hunted, and Pole Position were considered "state of the art" programs.

I also remember when computers weren't needed to watch videos, listen to music, and basically live normally.

[Vandy 110]

Hi, all.

Just remember, you asked for it (by creating this thread).

I remember working on a Univac 1206 computer mainframe.  To boot the computer, you had to manually set the P and S register switches then run a bootstrap tape through.

I remember my first work computer -- it ran the CPM OS, not DOS.

I remember my first personal computer, a Commodore 64.

I remember my first game machine, an Atari 2600.

I remember my first "powerful" work computer -- an IBM XT -- the one with two floppy drives.

etc., etc...

Regards,

Gary

[un1 41]

I remember when computers didn't come with DVD drives...

[Hahayoudied 3]

I remember when I saw a Mac computer being advertised in a 1992 magazine, and it said it had 4 MB of RAM (I think).

[Hamish 1,369]

I remember, well I don't but, I remember when Macintosh computers had the first graphical interface.

And when they released the mouse.

Now think of these two things and you wonder how you ever lived without them.

[un1 41]

I might aswell say this but...

I remember when the're was no touch pads...

[vailo 13]

I remember when the first laptops weighed 28 pounds.

[screamingman12 30]

I remember the AT form factor

i.e. the "It is now safe to turn off your computer" messages for those who may not remember, you had to shut down the OS, and then shut off the PSU, as the power button was hardwired to it.

[Hahayoudied 3]

"I remember the AT form factor

i.e. the "It is now safe to turn off your computer" messages for those who may not remember, you had to shut down the OS, and then shut off the PSU, as the power button was hardwired to it."

I seen computers in my school that is based on AT form factor.

I remember when computers aren't as fancy as some of today's computers (such as Dell XPS gaming computers).

[doorknob60 11]

I remember playing Commander Keen on my cutting edge Windows 95 box with 32 megabytes of RAM and a 300 mhz processor

[RushHourFreak 1]

*sorry for bumping*

I remember when the VCR was launched

[Hahayoudied 3]

When it was my first time seeing a BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death). The BSOD occured on my laptop several months ago when my old laptop's hard drive failure was caused by me since I was constanty overheating and overloading my laptop from playing SC4 deluxe.

I lost ALL of my files, including SC4 files after the hard drive failure. Now I know why I should backup files and update the backup files every two weeks.

[screamingman12 30]

I remember (or have seen, rather) the i486 and the original Pentium.