Which color was your first computer?

[theogrin@chaosfem.tw]

@ClancyParliament @Em0nM4stodon

Full colour with the caveat that it was CGA and therefore more... four-colour.

Still counts! I did also use other boxen back then which had amber and green, but the home box was CGA running some very early version of DOS.

[j_peregrine@mastodon.social]

@Em0nM4stodon
It was off-white. I had a silly dial up emachines which was aol. The best thing about it was the AImchat which was very polite back then and no one hacked anyone.

[rupert@mastodon.nz]

@Em0nM4stodon
First one I bought was charcoal, or some other dark shade of gray. 25MHz 486 laptop.
Had had a fair few work provided beige boxes (work being IBM, mostly) before then.

[cosmic_gorilla@mastodon.social]

@Em0nM4stodon

I remember this monitor but I'm certain it was a tower. 1995 or 6 HP Pavillion with Windows 95. I still remember the day my Dad got it all set up and turned it on and being so excited. I had pretty much no reason to use a computer at that age but seeing some of the games and watching him connect to AOL was enough to make it a core memory.

[clancyparliament@mastodon.online]

@Em0nM4stodon
If my dad were on here he could tell you his first computer was a university mainframe that had no monitor, the only output was a teleprinter

[dashdsrdash@tilde.zone]

@Em0nM4stodon
"Putty" is not grey, not beige, not as bright as "off-white".

Tandy 1000EX.

[clickhere@mastodon.ie]

@Em0nM4stodon So much beige..

(This was a household PC, rather than mine exactly - a Gateway 2000 with Windows 95. The glamour!)

[jf_718@mas.to]

@Em0nM4stodon VIC-20 (white)

[harld@masto.ai]

@Em0nM4stodon

Because of the stickers, I can't remember the original colour.

[alterelefant@mastodontech.de]

@Em0nM4stodon
Which old computer is not beige? Aren't they all?

[dashdsrdash@tilde.zone]

@ClancyParliament @Em0nM4stodon

16 colors is "full color", right?

[tirimoche@mastodon.social]

@Em0nM4stodon Amstrad PC1512

[feloniouspunk@beige.party]

@alterelefant @Em0nM4stodon NeXT would like a word.

[zazzoo@mstdn.ca]

@Em0nM4stodon Beige.

[enema_cowboy@dotnet.social]

@Em0nM4stodon
It was kind of blue and stainless steel, locked away on a "raised floor."

[owen_g_richards@writing.exchange]

@Em0nM4stodon

Beige and dark (slate) grey - Sharp MZ700 series - with a faux wood finish portable TV for a monitor. **mumbles** years ago!

[alterelefant@mastodontech.de]

@FeloniousPunk
Was it not an American secret service that kept NeXT afloat?
@Em0nM4stodon

[doctordns@masto.ai]

@Em0nM4stodon ibm pc with twin floppies

[ah_99@mastodonapp.uk]

@Em0nM4stodon Sinclair ZX81 in 1981 with a wobbly 16kb add on memory

[floe@hci.social]

@Em0nM4stodon Dark brown! It was a C16, a budget version of the C64 - same breadbox case, but different colour.