I moved a month ago and threw away a Dell I got right out of college in 2004. It worked just well enough to use remote desktop for my work computer, so I actuualy did get use out of it all the way until the end.

computer runs and I didnt get a beep code. the monitor is toast though

I still have this somewhere.

https://www.picclickimg.com/d/l400/p...e-Computer.jpg

Same here

It is only fifteen years old or so, but it is a unique computer that didn't really catch on, but I used it daily for 5 years until the surface pro came out and I still use it on occasion if I have a legacy file that needs some old tool or driver. This was a fully functioning desktop operating system in a handheld computer with a stylus touch screen and a thumb operated keyboard way before most companies were thinking about any of those things.

https://www.picclickimg.com/d/l400/p...D-PERSONAL.jpg

Oh man...I had one of those as a kid. Used to play Hangman on that bad boy, haha

I think that I still have an old emachine that has vista on it. Or would that just be the worst computer on here?

Does a Nintendo 8 bit system count?

I have a functional TI99.

Or it was functional when i put in storage in my garage a few years back. Scored 2 of them and a bunch of games from my old science teacher when i was about 13 years old. Still have it.

Favorite game? MASH~

Ohh, man I could probably pull some crazy shit out of storage.....

I still have my Commodore 64.

Man, do you remember looking at porn in 1999? Terrible. A jerk here a jerk there. Very unsatisfying. Thanks Technology!

I was a teenager in 99. A JCPenny catalog could get me off if need be

I still have the Macintosh SE FDHD I bought in 1989 or so. I fired it up for the first time in over 25 years a month or two ago and it still works, although I found that my ADB mouse is jacked up. That's a real shocker, haha. It's probably just hopelessly filled with lint.

It was the first computer I bought new. Before that, I bought a used Commodore 64 from Neil Armstrong's son, Rick, back when he was a dolphin trainer whose dolphins performed at Worlds of Fun in the summers.

http://www.vectronicsappleworld.com/...0013/snap8.jpg

I'm sure if he was still here, Pooper Barrett would tell everyone he still had the original first ever built computer in his garage.