How old is the computer your using right now? what OS are you using?

Question

(i'm bored so i want to see how old some peoples computers are.)

Answer 1

Less than 1 year, windows vista.

Answer 2

i'm using a commodore 64.

Answer 3

My husband built both my computer and his in August/September of last year.  We both are using the Windows 2000 because we don't want any problems and there are still big problems with Vista.  My husband is a computer professional, and we'll 'upgrade' our computers in another year ... we do that every two years, like clockwork!  

Answer 4

i have about 8 computers.

the one im on now is 2 yrs old.

my main computer is 7 yrs old (ibook g3)

my oldest computer was built in 1997 (powermac g3 6500/250)

Answer 5

I built this computer in 2003, it is running Windows XP and is dual boot with Ubuntu.

It is an AMD 2600+ with one gigabyte of PC3200 RAM.

Answer 6

I am using Ubuntu.

I built my own PC, and I add to it routinely, so I don't know how old it would be considered.  It is fairly powerful, so I would say it's 2007 or so.

Answer 7

PC is 4years old (Custom Built by myself)

2.4ghz P4 CPU

1gb PC2100 RAM

256mb GeForce 6200

160gb + 250gb WD IDE Hard Drives

Operating Platform Linux

Installed distros.

Ubuntu 7.10

Ubuntu 8.04.1

Linux Mint 3.1

Linux Mint 4.0

LUg.

Answer 8

Mine is 6mos. old and I am at Att.net

Answer 9

Laptop: 1 yr, Windows Vista Home Premium

Desktop: 6 mo, Windows Vista Home Premium

Answer 10

Optiplex GX50 FTW!  

Honestly, I can't tell you how old it is. I can run XP on it though. I just can't open more than 1 Explorer window at a time!

Answer 11

i just got my laptopp(: windows vista

Answer 12

i bought mine in '07 and it has windows xp. its not old, sorry

Answer 13

2006, Dell Dimension 8200; 512mb memory, XP SP2

Funny answer: Commodore 64

Want to make your old machine run like a new one?  Double your memory. (min: 1gb or 512mb if thats all your machine will take)  Make sure you know the Computer Maker's specifications for the chips.

Answer 14

I use a 4 year old with xp.

The first one was a TI-994/A a looong time ago, and when I put it away, it was still working fine. No hard drive, you saved your work on a cassette tape. Learned a little Basic programming, which helped to learn html. But I've stopped with that. No higher computer language.

Since that long-ago day, we've had an IBM, a Tandy from Radio Shack, & a Compaq and Dell.