The first computer I bought was a 386. But I tried the used machine market before, to see if it was possible to save some money. My father drove me to a compan

The first computer I bought was a 386. But I tried the used machine market before, to see if it was possible to save some money. My father drove me to a company that had their used system for sale. It was embedded in a desk, the screen was minuscule. I don't know what impressed me more: that when I asked (politely, looking for a reason to walk without offending the seller) how much memory it had, they started counting bytes included in the manual, or the 8'' floppies. Those were big.