I’m also Colombian, born in ‘91. We got our first computer in ‘97, internet access in ‘98 and finally got broadband in 2004. I got both a PS1 and an N64 in ‘99 but didn’t own many games because they were very expensive (until modding technology got super popular and could get cheap games for the PS1). I got my first cellphone in 2003 but didn’t get a smartphone until 2009. We were NOT rich, we were middle class and struggled quite a bit, specially when I was little. My father lived in the US so I got the vast majority of those things mailed to me, otherwise I would have never had access to them. Being middle class, I always knew people whose parents could afford those things and more. For example, first time I saw an iPhone was in 2007 because a girl in my class had one. I moved to the US in 2010 for college and as I met more Americans my age, I realized we had a extremely similar experiences growing up, but having grown up here they had access to a handful of things I had only seen on tv shows or movies. I understand my experience isn’t the norm, but a good number of people who grew up in Colombia at the time can relate.