Packard Bell Legend 650X

The Packard Bell Legend 650X, released in the early 1990s, was a desktop computer powered by an Intel 386 processor running at 20MHz. It featured 4MB of RAM, a 96MB SSD flash hard drive, and integrated video and sound capabilities, making it a solid choice for home computing at the time. The system was part of Packard Bell’s Legend series, which aimed to provide affordable yet capable PCs for consumers. While Packard Bell was known for its budget-friendly approach, the 650X offered decent performance for productivity tasks and early multimedia applications.

This model was used as our family computer in the early 1990s running Windows 3.1 and we used it for games and word processing.