Weekend issue: generations

The personal computer was once a luxury item, but has become almost a necessity in today’s world.

We are applying for the second time with our so-called weekend question section. Who might have missed it: every weekend we turn to our visitors with a question, who in a good way honors us with their posts, and so the conversation on the given topic can start. Last week, we surveyed our readers ’perspective ideas, but now we look to the past.

Sooner or later the time will come when our much-loved machine will enter the age of Mussalem in terms of computers and can no longer be expanded or improved. What can be done then? In essence, one solution remains, and that is to purchase the new configuration. Browsing the current price lists is always a great time for a little nostalgia. We can recall our initial steps in the wonderful world of computing, or perhaps contemplate our first system on today’s often amusing specifications. Our question this week:

How many computers do we have readers over? 

We are looking forward to the comments of our visitors, who will hopefully explain what technical indicators their first computer had when they received it, and how many times since then there have been major upgrades and generational changes. So the current topic is now quite open.