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Tandy

Computer · 1986

Tandy 102

The Tandy 100 was actually a computer from Japan by Kyocera. All ROM programs were written by Microsoft. A few were even written by Bill Gates himself.

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Computer · 1985

Tandy 200

The Tandy 200 is an extended version of the Model 100. It has a twice as large display and a memory expansion up to 72 KiB.

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Computer · 1983

Tandy TRS-80 Micro Color Computer MC-10

The MC-10 was Tandy's inexpensive entry into colour computing, sold in Radio Shack stores in 1983 for US$119.95. Aimed at beginners, it is a reduced version of …

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Computer · 1977

Tandy TRS-80 Model 1

The TRS-80 is one of the first home computers. The Z80 processor gives the computer its name: TRS-80 = Tandy Radio Shack - Z80. The American electronics …

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Computer · 1980

Tandy TRS-80 Model III

In July 1980, Tandy replaced the TRS-80 Model I with the Model III. New FCC radio-interference rules taking effect in 1981 prompted the change, as the Model I …

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