For me, everthing startet with the C64. I owned the C64G i believe, which looked like a C128D.
Nope. That was a C64c - the C64G didn't have a keyboard and was strictly a cartridge-based game system. For obvious reasons, it failed miserably.
My first Amiga was the A500 for which i bought (1990)an accoustic coppler
egads, man! Accoustic Coupler? 1990 or 1970? ;-) Around 1990 you should have been upgrading to 9600 baud. (The BBS were starting to boot the 1200 and 2400 baud users!)
My favorite application was this nice editor called CygnusEd. I really wished it would be available on pc.
Well, it's not, but if you're on Windows, check out
Ultra Edit. It's not related to CygnusEd, nor does it even look that much like it, but it gives that same feeling of "Thank freakin' God, it's a text editor that works!" It also has nice syntax highlighting, hex edit mode, various text encoding conversions, etc...