In ~2006 I was gifted a 486 desktop by my neighbour, it was a Mitac 486 running Windows 3.1 and DOS. It came with a matching VGA monitor. It had a floppy drive,

In ~2006 I was gifted a 486 desktop by my neighbour, it was a Mitac 486 running Windows 3.1 and DOS. It came with a matching VGA monitor. It had a floppy drive, 160MB hard disk and DIN keyboard. The mouse was fitted to a serial port. There was no sound card; sound was achieved by a driver that somehow bunged PCM through the PC speaker. Unfortunately it didn't survive a household clear out 3 years later, and that fills me with regret. Maybe I could've been trying my own projects on it now. I always liked the relative simplicity of the OS and hardware.