A very very very veeery powerful Personal Computer, decked with the best and fastest hardware imaginable.
Hank: Good god, look at those details man!
Kyle: Forget it Hank, you would need a NASA PC for that, you better stick to console gaming and Call of Duty.
Kyle: Forget it Hank, you would need a NASA PC for that, you better stick to console gaming and Call of Duty.
by Slapslop March 15, 2017
A extremely over sensitive politically correct cry baby. There is a strong correlation with PC babies and millenials with millenials being twice as likely of being offended. However, it has been proven anyone of any age could be labeled as PC baby.
by CouchPotato2019 April 14, 2019
A great yet very much underestimated 8-bit console that was released towards the end of the 80's, developed by NEC Corp Japan, this 8-bit wonder (the size of an average person's palm) rivalled and put to shame 16-bit systems such as the Amiga and Atari ST's.
At the same era, the Sega Master System and Nintendo's NES was also doing the rounds but technically they weren't as advanced as the PC Engine.
Unfortunately, due to poor communications and lack of marketing the PC Engine only ever graced hardcore import gamer's shelves and was never much heard of again.
NEC also created a handheld of the PC Engine, known as the PC Engine GT this was at the time THE handheld to have (techinically far superior to GameBoy and Sega's Game Gear), but again was hampered by lack of marketing and only was available to die-hard gaming fans.
At the same era, the Sega Master System and Nintendo's NES was also doing the rounds but technically they weren't as advanced as the PC Engine.
Unfortunately, due to poor communications and lack of marketing the PC Engine only ever graced hardcore import gamer's shelves and was never much heard of again.
NEC also created a handheld of the PC Engine, known as the PC Engine GT this was at the time THE handheld to have (techinically far superior to GameBoy and Sega's Game Gear), but again was hampered by lack of marketing and only was available to die-hard gaming fans.
by Bruce Lee March 30, 2003
Someone who plays on PC and can't go on 5 minutes on how PC is better than consoles. They brag everytime when they hear someone doesn't play on PC online. Most of the time they only have a shitty laptop.
(Most of the time they are only doing this for attention and because they are very insecure and have no friends)
PLEASE NOTE: A normal PC gamer is someone who prefers PC more than console but doesn't care on what platform you play on.
You can avoid being a PC virgin by not bragging about the superiority of PC to a every one every 5 minutes.
(Most of the time they are only doing this for attention and because they are very insecure and have no friends)
PLEASE NOTE: A normal PC gamer is someone who prefers PC more than console but doesn't care on what platform you play on.
You can avoid being a PC virgin by not bragging about the superiority of PC to a every one every 5 minutes.
PC virgin:*Sees someone playing consoles*
PC virgin: O my Goooooooood PC is so much better arise to the top and join the PC masterrace dear console peasants.
Console gamer: Nahhh sorry we prefer consoles but PC is cool too. I don't really wanna debate though.
PC Virgin; T R I G E R R E D
PC virgin: O my Goooooooood PC is so much better arise to the top and join the PC masterrace dear console peasants.
Console gamer: Nahhh sorry we prefer consoles but PC is cool too. I don't really wanna debate though.
PC Virgin; T R I G E R R E D
by Badboy17 XxX June 14, 2017
by Jose L. Ventura July 17, 2006
A clone of the IBM PC/XT manufactured in the mid-1980's by the (now-defunct) Zenith Radio Corporation. Branded as "Easy PC", these were marketed by the university to students because they were slightly cheaper than standard PC clones. Unfortunately, any cost advantage was more than made up for by their lack of expandability - making them an inferior product which quickly earned the "Sleazy PC" moniker.
Zenith Radio Corporation of Chicago went bankrupt (Chapter 11) in 1999, with whatever was left of the assets going to the Lucky Goldstar (LG) of Korea. Zenith's history goes back to the early days of ttelevision, where the slogan was unofficially "the junk goes in before tha name goes on". Zenith bought the (also now-defunct) Heathkit and made a brief foray into computing in the 1980's, which led to rubbish like the Sleazy PC.
by bitchuck October 22, 2023
Is sort of a cross between a laptop and a pocket pc. It is the size of a laptop with a keyboard, but you can turn around the sreen and lay it down so that it is a large pocket pc.
by Al "The Computer Guy" April 16, 2004