I'm 31 and grew up with a C64 and then an A500. My first PC was a 486-DX2 66 MHz in the middle of the nineties. In the 386 days, the PC still felt far inferior to much older Amigas.

I'm 38 and found the local Amiga club in high school, most of the members were older professionals that used Amigas for work: film scores, video editing, etc. Unfortunately, never owned one. But I was very impressed. Amiga video, audio, graphics, multimedia, multitasking was mind-boggling awesome in the early 90s.

I'm 30. An A1000 taught me how to read. (with help from a TI 99/4A)

I'm 29, and my first graphic design experience was the Talking Coloring Book on the A1000. Photoshop is better, IMO.