There are some things in life you will remember forever. In case you are just like me, then the very first PC you ever used is most likely one of these things. I still remember the specifications of the family computer 6-year-old me used in 1999, even though its mainboard died around 15 years ago. It was a Packard Bell PC, powered by an Intel Pentium II @ 233MHz, 32 MB of RAM, a 20x CD-ROM-Drive (no DVD!), and a Matrox Mystique GPU. I knew that the system was running Windows 95 with a custom OEM...