Explorers of the Internet
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My daughters (4 and 6) have been using touch enabled devices since infancy. I am looking forward to seeing how they go from here.
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@JaredBusch said:
My daughters (4 and 6) have been using touch enabled devices since infancy. I am looking forward to seeing how they go from here.
My eldest got her iPad at one. The youngest has always had them since her sister did. Now they each have an iPad, they share an Android and have a LeapPad that they share and the oldest got a Nintendo 2DS about six months ago and she uses that extensively. They are well versed on touch devices.
The oldest got a laptop about a year ago, when she was four. She does really well using that too, now.
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I started using a computer when I was 5. In elementary I was fixing the Apple computers for my teachers.
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We didn't have computers in school till my mom donated an Apple ][c to the school when I was ~11.
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Funnily enough, after enough years, that old Apple made its way back to me and I still have it today.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Funnily enough, after enough years, that old Apple made its way back to me and I still have it today.
That's pretty cool.
Sometimes I wish I had kept my old 8088, it was my first. -
I used an 8088 back in the day, a PC XT but we didn't own it.
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18 for me too, at the college library.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I used an 8088 back in the day, a PC XT but we didn't own it.
did it have a turbo button? lol
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Turbo buttons were much later.
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Explore yes.... Discover No
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No, no turbo button until the 386 I think...
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@Dashrender said:
No, no turbo button until the 386 I think...
Yeah, many generations later. 8088, 80186, 80286....
