Oh God I feel old. >.< I remember every damn bit of this. Remember when WIN 95 came on about a dozen or so 3.5's? Or when the computers running WIN 3.1 didn't even need a hard drive? Or when .zip disks were "the newest thing"?

I never owned a computer with Windows 95, so I wasn't aware at the time about how many disks an OS came on (Except DOS was on like 2 or 3 5.25" floppy discs). It wasn't until 1999 did I start building my computer, and I had Windows 98 on a CD.

For a time, I did have the Iomega Zip drives with 100MB discs, I had them around 2000-2003, then I bought an Imation LS-120 super floppy drive around 2003, and had to remove it in 2007 because Microsoft quietly removed the support for the 120MB floppy disc, thus the drive could no longer read/write to the 120MB floppy, just the 720/1.44MB floppies.

Though, I do remember the Apple ][e in the library and ][c computers in my computer class in 1989-1991 in Jr High (they were adding hard drives to the ][c's back then), the old IBM 386 PS/2 computers in 1995 that were in my computer class in High School, and playing around with the Windows 3.11 computers in 11th or 12th grade in 1996, and even playing DOOM, and messing with AutoCAD in class.

normally id say I miss the 90's but seeing this stuff and comparing it to what we have today im kinda getting the opposite feeling from it
except in the cartoons area, cartoons were awesome during the 90's!

Just as a quick FYI Anglewulf3, don't judge the 1990's by the IBM PC XT as it is *not* a product of the 1990's. Chakat_Blackspots may have purchased their IBM PC XT in 1997, but the XT was originally released by IBM in 1983 and production of that model ceased in 1987. The IBM PC XT is very much a product of the 1980's-- not the 90's.

well I don't know this stuff

and I just said that im glad we have all this technology

i miss the 90s windows 3.11 windows 95 and 98. good ol days

i soo remember that.

I remember IBM computers; I used to use those in grade school and even into junior high. The first home computer I owned was a Radio Shack TRS-80, followed by a Commodore 64 and then an AST that used Window 3.1 as its OS.

I had one exactly like that!
The nostalgia!

Wow very retro