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My Personal History With Computers:

Computers that widened my understanding and enriched my life:
my contactcomputer model computer typeand what it meant to me
from 1970PERM (TU Munich) a computer with tubes !the hardware of my first programming steps
from 1971Telefunken TR440 a main frame with lots of transistorsmy study computer at the Technical University of Munich
from 1975Nicolet 1080 a 16-bit-minicomputerthe target machine of my first assembly language programs
from 1976Bruker BNC-28 a 20-bit-minicomputerthe platform of my first self-written development tools
from 1976Bruker Aspekt 2000 a 24-bit-minicomputermy first participation in the development of a new computer
from 1977Siemens 4004 a main frame with OS "BS1000"the assembling machine of my first telecommunication programs
from 1979Siemens 77xx a main frame with OS "BS2000"the platform of my first large high-level-language programs
from 1980Siemens 78xx a main frame with OS "BS3000"(MVS)the object of my first works as system programmer
from 1980 Sharp PC-1211 a BASIC pocket computersmall but great ! - my first OWN computer
from 1982Sharp PC-1500 a big BASIC pocket computermy first versatile own computer
from 1984Sinclair QL a personal computer with screenmy first "real PC", with a real multitasking OS !
from 1984IBM PC XT a personal computer for the officemy first MSDOS PC, without multitasking
from 1985Siemens PC-D a personal computer from Siemensmy first fast MSDOS PC
from 1986NEC PC-9801 VM2 a Japanese personal computermy first contact with Japanese MSDOS
from 1986NEC PC-98LT a Japanese laptop computermy first laptop, a Japanese one (3,9kg)
from 1987NEC PC-9801 UV2 a Japanese personal computermy first own Japanese computer
from 1988NEC PC-9801 UX21 a Japanese personal computermy first computer with "protected RAM" - mebibytes of RAM !
from 1988Sharp X68000 ACE-HD a Japanese "personal workstation"my first own multimedia computer
from 1989NEC PC-9801 ES2 a Japanese personal computerfor nearly two years my appreciated workhorse for my developments
from 1990Toshiba J3100 Dynabook a Japanese notebook computermy first own notebook computer (2,7kg)
from 1991NEC PC-9801 DA/U2 a Japanese personal computersince 1991 until now the platform for my Japanese programs
from 1991Sharp X68000 XVI-HD a Japanese "personal workstation"since 1991 until now my multimedia computer for playing
from 1992Vobis 4386-VC-HD a IBM compatible desktop computermy first PC with a CD-drive (with CPU Intel 80486dx)
 
from 1997Panasonic AL-N1 a Japanese notebook computermy first notebook with (external) CD drive (1,5 kg)
from 2000Sony Vaio PCG-N505AS a Japanese notebook computermy first very flat notebook computer (1,2 kg)
from 2001Sony Vaio LX-71/BP a Japanese desktop computermy first desktop with CD writer, and with TFT monitor
from 2002Sony Vaio PCG-U1 a Japanese subnotebookthe smallest Windows PC that I ever had (0,8 kg)
from 2003Sony Vaio PCG-TR1/B a Japanese notebook computermy first computer with DVD drive (portable cinema) (1,4 kg)
from 2004Siemens Scaleo 600 an IBM-compatible tower PCmy first PC with DVD writer (with CPU AMD64/3000+)
OS = operating system, CPU = central processor unit
The yellow backed lines happened in Japan, the blue ones in Germany; red = time window of my "Virtual Computer Museum".


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© 2005-2006 Elmar Dünßer [Duensser], Germany