No Googling...
What is a TRS80?
Trump 2020
A TRS80 was an old Tandy/Radio Shack computer.. super primitive,
there was a big add on memory unit I think was 256mb!
And there was a matching dot matrix printer!
I didn't Google.. I had one!
No Googling...
What is a TRS80?
Trump 2020
A TRS80 was an old Tandy/Radio Shack computer.. super primitive,
there was a big add on memory unit I think was 256mb!
And there was a matching dot matrix printer!
I didn't Google.. I had one!![]()
I used those at a job back in the early 80s. Had 16K of RAM - multiple downloads from a floppy just to read a one-page letter. Wrote a loan servicing program in Basic...No Googling...
What is a TRS80?
Trump 2020
No Googling...
What is a TRS80?
Trump 2020
AKA Trash80
My first programming class used this:
Reminds me.
I used to get the Tandy Corp professional catalogues
Looked like a phone book. It was that huge!
My brother was a real time computer tech. After his children were born he wanted them to grow up with computers. Bought a Tandy 8088 with DUAL FLOPPIES! No hard drives in PC's yet. Of course half the programs couldn't recognize that multiple floppy drives were available. That Tandy was faster than any PC that Big Blue offered at the time.
I wasn't into computers until an unplanned midlife career change. My first computer was a screaming 486-25. Upgrade to 160mg hard drive, four meg of ram. That was a CAD monster, only cost me $6600!
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My first "real" computer was an Apple IIe. 8 in CRT monitor, twin 5 inch floppy drives and maybe 128ram.....
33 baud rate. Ran Cobal & Fortran
P.S.
POS Brother dot matrix printer that ran green bar too.
128 RAM? My first had 4 or 8!
Nice.. still have a Color Classic.. what's that, an iPad in there?:thumbup: