20mb in ICL DRS Workstation M30 (8086, 640kb, 256k VGA card)
40mb WD40 IBM IDE in my AMD386SX-25, 1mb SVGA card etc
Then 200mb Connor upgrade
540mb Maxtor
1.2gb Quantum Fireball
4.3gb Seagate
others i cant remember
40gb IBM Deathstar
80gb
160gb
320gb
1tb
...
Now got 2x 1tb F1 Samsungs and 3x Seagate 1tbs too
486 with 120Mbyte was the first PC I bought. The first add on drive I bought was 18Gbytes and cost £110. I still have it for some reason.
First machine I worked on had 12 inch removeable platters that held 5MBytes. Used a Data General Mini-computer, the first 200MByte drive I saw was the size of a washing machine!
Now we can have 500Gig in a laptop. Not to mention 2Gbyte SD Cards you can buy for less than a tenner! Crazy isn't it?
My 1st hard drive was an impressive 1Gb in my Amiga 1200, think I used about 150mb of it lol. In my defence I wanted a 500mb but they were out of stock so I asked for a 700mb, out of stock so the guy offered me the 1Gb for the same price as the 720mb.
My 1st pc had a 6.4 Gb, later I added a 30Gb, then I had a 120Gb.
When my parents bought our first PC back in Jan 1997, we had a 1.2GB HDD. Two years later when I built my very first PC, I had a 3.2GB Quantum Fireball HDD...lol...man those were days I tell ya
can't remember exact size but less than 500MB. was an IBM running windows 3.1. first PC brought was a Tiny with a huge 10GB HDD from 2000, with windows ME, until i nackered the HDD in ~18 months then had a 20GB drive.
thou saying that my netbook has a 4GB SSD but it is the asus EEE701 surf
Had a Commodore 64 although unsure of the hdd size? First PC was built by Tiny, a P1 200mhz (mmx technology here people!) 4gig HDD, 32mb ram at a price of £1200 in 1997! I over clocked this puppy to 225mhz as it even had jumpers on the motherboard I remember trying to fit a 10gig or so hdd to this in 1998 and failed completely. Bios wouldnt read more than 8gig iirc!
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