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Today i realized that i am programming for maybe 20 years or more (still have gw-basic printouts) and i started thinking the machines i owned and special ones i worked on.

So the story starts about at 1985 or something:

1. Sinclair ZX-Specturum +2
2. Euro-PC (intel 8088,
3. single 3.5" floppy) - 1989
4. Cordata (intel 8088, 2 floppies!!) - 1990 If I recall right, it needed about 5 minutes to compile a 4-5000 lines clipper code.
5. Huyndai (intel 8088+8087, 20Mb HD, yes Mb) - 1991
6. some-brand (intel 386 or it was amd? 80Mb hard drive) later had my first color vga monitor with that pc. Latter upgraded her to intel 486 and larger drive 120MB.
7. some-brand (intel PI)
8. some-brand (intel PIII)
9. Acer aspire something (notebook) - 2004
10. some-brand (intel P4) - 2006
11. Acer travelmate somthing (notebook) - 2005
12. Dell Latitute 110l (notebook) still have that one - 2006
13. some-brand (intel Core2Duo) - 2008

At university I worked on a CDC-3000 mainframe, an Apple II, a Sun SparcClassic. Nice times :D

But the first computer i ever touched was ZX-Spectrum 48k connected to a 17" b/w TV.

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Programming language history in order of appearence in my life

• ZX-spectrum basic
• Commodore 64 basic (yes! had a summer course with my friend George)
• GW-Basic
• dBase
• CA-Clipper 86 (my favorite one)
• Fortran
• Turbo-Pascal
• C
• PostScript
• VB4
• Turbo Pascal for Windows ver.1 (yes borland before Delphi)
• VB5
• ASP
• Javascript
• VB6
• Java
• PHP
• C#