Tandys Never Die
kevcol writes: "Great article on the SF Chronicle's website on a school bus driver in Contra Costa County California who heads a Tandy model 100 computer user group. The model 100 was the portable version of the beloved TRS-80 (jokingly known as the 'Trash 80') which was the first computer I ever laid fingers on in high school back in the day..."
Now that I think of it, I don't think I ever saw him when he WASN'T totally baked. Seriously.
But he could do some cool stuff with it.
pr0n - keeping monitor glass spotless since 1981.
...Hanson says that he still hears from police departments, military contractors and academic researchers who still use the thing...
Which explains a whole heck of alot about NASA's current dilemmas.
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Well, I have one of mine in my lap at the moment (I wrote a newspaper column on this one for years) and it says, in big black letters on a silver background on a label in the upper right corner, "Radio Shack, TRS-80, Model 100, Portable Computer." How's that for research?
The battery is very nice -- it let it keep going even while we moved offices and lost power :)