I bet I'm on the oldest computer round here

[Drago]

My portable PC was made in 100BC.

 

[tyred]

I regularly used an early Pentium with Windows 95 up until May of last year in my previous job. We had it for programming and fault finding older 1990s telephone systems using ye olde 28kbs modem. The software required would never work properly on XP and new PCs don't have an RS232 port anyway and the old timer did the job fine despite the world's noisiest fan.

 

[classic33]

I regularly used an early Pentium with Windows 95 up until May of last year in my previous job. We had it for programming and fault finding older 1990s telephone systems using ye olde 28kbs modem. The software required would never work properly on XP and new PCs don't have an RS232 port anyway and the old timer did the job fine despite the world's noisiest fan.

Which version of 95, A, B , C or D?

 

[TheDoctor]

My Samsung NC10 still ran last time I used it, about a year ago, but I now use a Lenovo 100S Ideapad.
Mind you, it was only the last update to CC that finally broke my old setup.

 

[flake99please]

I opened my pc cabinet and inside was an antikythera mechanism.

Edit: Beaten to it by @Drago

 

[TheDoctor]

Built to counteract the original Kythera mechanism, which my setup runs on

(may contain traces of lie)

 

[tyred]

Which version of 95, A, B , C or D?

Version B

 

[Brains]

We have a 2001 XP PC still in daily use here.

 

[Alan Frame]

This is the oldest computer I know of

But I don't recall being 'on' her as such though, so it probably doesn't count.

 

[TheDoctor]

What, no Carol Vorderman?

 

[Andy_R]

pfft...amatuers...

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[classic33]