Most Popular Computer Brands 1996 - 2023 (updated)

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Do you remember your first computer?

This video shows the performance of the top computer brands in terms of market share. Apple dropped by a lot in the late 90s, hence why they brought back Steve Jobs. I did not include them with the "others" because they have been very influential to the computer industry. Those that dropped to 0% were either acquired or left the computer market. Computer brands that sold less than 3% are part of the "others" group, those included brands like Sony Vaio, Microsoft Surface, Packard Bell and hundred others. In the 90s computer sales were based on price and performance instead of style since they were seen as a business tool.

I included popular computers from each year so you can see the progression of computer designs and so you can have an idea of what was selling at that time. I did not include many laptop images because it's difficult to see their progression other than thinner bodies.

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My first computer was a DELL that my dad brought back from a business trip and it came with Windows 7 or Vista, I don't even remember, but until last year it worked very well.

markjam

No one ever believes me when I tell them Others is a great computer brand.

Xt

My first computer was Toshiba Satellite. 2 gb ram, 500 gb hard drive. It was the most costly one that time, and I still have it :)

youtuber-tcyk

My VERY first computer was a Timex Sinclair. It had 1K of memory. NO drive storage, not even tape. You entered a simple program of no more than 1, 000 total characters. When you turned it off you could not save the program. Monitor was a TV. It cost $99 assembled or $49 if you wanted to assemble it yourself. Not very practical, but that's how I learned. My computer #2 was a Radio Shack CoCo. Still have it.

frankroni

My first computer was an eMachines T-Series tower with Windows XP Home Edition, running an Intel Celeron, 128 MB of RAM, 80GB Hard Drive, with a CD, DVD and floppy drive 😀

techbaffle

Watching this on my 2011 HP Pavilion notebook. It’s been on almost continuously since the spring of 2011.

mymomsaysimcool

Starting in 1996 INSTEAD of 1986 devalues this video.

gamingtonight

I didn't realise how popular Lenovo are now - I always assumed they were like 4th of 5th most popular!

techbaffle

My first computer, which I got as a Christmas present 25 years ago, was a clone, which would belong with "others!"

arejayseeottawa

My first work computer was an Apple 2e, upgraded to the first IBM PC with a HD in the twin cities. My first personal computer I built.

Presently built my own desktop Dell laptop and no name tablets

marklangren

Really exposes what IBM threw away in the early 80's. Wow what a huge mistake

leokimvideo

My first computer was 486 DX2 processor with 8 MB of RAM. The CPU didn't even need a fan back then. It had MS-DOS OS. Best computing experience I ever had till today.

msadah

Still using an HP slimline w7 from 12/2011, it is on 24/7/365, only real problem I had with it was the power supply went bad after five years, replaced it and had no problems since, only upgraded the cpu, and the ram!

quicksilver

Commodore Vic 20 got me into computers. I wish I still had it, or a Commodore 64. Some fun, simple games back in the day.

reno

My first microcomputer was Cybernet. It was an American-made model. It enabled me to learn to use Microsoft Windows XP Professional like a computer technician, and it had Microsoft Office XP Professional that enabled me to work higher than just a keyboard specialist (that is, a typist with strong keyboarding skills). In 2017, I bought my first Dell microcomputer, but replaced it with an advanced Dell microcomputer that works great, as you may read my accurately-typed comment. I call my microcomputer my Keyboard, because it is my powerful typewriter. I enjoy using it a lot. Keep the shows coming through!🙂

captainkeyboard