Baby-AT motherboard 4MB RAM (30-pin SIMMs) Goldstar Prime MK3 I/O card Oak 067 VGA card 110MB harddisk Sound Blaster 2.0 Sony 2x CD-ROM 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drives
I had Prodigy for a little while, then AOL, then after upgrading to a 486 and 14.4kbps went to a local dial-up ISP.
An earlier version of this page http://phantasy-star.net/ [phantasy-star.net] had a discussion board on it. That's where I found out about these nifty things called "emulators." That got me into assembly language, import console games, and later the Japanese language.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday July 12 2017, @03:22AM
by Anonymous Coward
on Wednesday July 12 2017, @03:22AM (#537936)
Nice rig.
My first home computer Z-80A 4MHz w/ 4k of RAM, with dip switches to enter a program. Built the motherboard with sockets and wirewrap. Now that was learning to program.
My current oldest is 486sx25 with 12MB RAM and 213MB disk.
(Score: 2) by shortscreen on Wednesday July 05 2017, @08:28AM (1 child)
Baby-AT motherboard
4MB RAM (30-pin SIMMs)
Goldstar Prime MK3 I/O card
Oak 067 VGA card
110MB harddisk
Sound Blaster 2.0
Sony 2x CD-ROM
3.5" and 5.25" floppy drives
I had Prodigy for a little while, then AOL, then after upgrading to a 486 and 14.4kbps went to a local dial-up ISP.
An earlier version of this page http://phantasy-star.net/ [phantasy-star.net] had a discussion board on it. That's where I found out about these nifty things called "emulators." That got me into assembly language, import console games, and later the Japanese language.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday July 12 2017, @03:22AM
Nice rig.
My first home computer Z-80A 4MHz w/ 4k of RAM, with dip switches to enter a program. Built the motherboard with sockets and wirewrap. Now that was learning to program.
My current oldest is 486sx25 with 12MB RAM and 213MB disk.