What age were you when you first had a personal computer in your household?

First PC was probably around 1996 when I wasn't quite 10, late 80s puts me at a late millennial I think? I would say there were far less people who ever had a PC at home than you think, Gen Z I would say are definitely post PC, certainly all but the earliest, the mid 90s is probably the cut off because they'd be mid teens when smartphones were taking off and many skipped right past PC I'd say computer literacy is a bell curve, there are/were people born in the 1940s or earlier who developed PCs, that's the very slim start of the curve Roll through people born in the 60s and they had PCs at work later in their career and perhaps learned more than just how to type with 1 finger. This is still slim, it's only white collar jobs and intelligent people 80s until may 1995 is probably the peak. We had PCs at home in our teens or earlier, we had PCs at school but only as we got older. But they were all "difficult" you had to install shit from floppy disks with command line, you had to UNDERSTAND to achieve anything, this drove a lot of borderline people into really understanding files and folders and attaching things to email etc just to do what they wanted to do. Like art, or gaming, or even just browsing the Internet. Even if their parents didn't understand Post 1995 they'd only be mid teens when smartphones land in 2008+ they'd maybe have a bad laptop at home, apps and games on phones "just worked" so there was no need to understand, the curve dropped back down and gets lower every day that someone learns on touch instead of keyboard. Now it's back to only the parents who understand showing their kids, less and less every yeat, almost no kid from a blue collar household with just a console and smartphone will ever have their own desktop PC, their parents can't teach them and they have no "need" to learn about it themselves