Even if you didn’t own a TRS-80, the widespread footprint of Radio Shack in malls meant that if ... including the Model II and MC-10 Color Computer. The emulator is simply amazing.

In 1977, a decade after Charles Tandy acquired a company known as Radio Shack in 1963, the TRS-80 was born. Officially known ...

Three companies would launch their first true production computers in 1977: Apple released the Apple II, Commodore the PET 2001, and Tandy / Radio Shack the TRS-80 Model I. These were all ...

It does perform a variety of complicated formatting chores, but to me, on the basis of several hours' worth of ... is put out by Radio Shack and runs on its TRS-80 Model II computer.

Stuff that was just weird and never caught on, a use case worth the price ... They weren't cheap — the Radio Shack TRS-80 cost $249 in 1980, which is about $1,000 today. These were effectively ...

If you’re curious about what was invented the year you were born, RS Components compiled a fascinating list, which we’re ...

The year is 1977. Radio Shack has just introduced its TRS-80 Micro Computer System, but most Americans are more interested in the latest breed of machines coming out of Detroit: "personal luxury ...

but Apple’s decision to include about $180 worth of peripherals goes a long way toward ensuring that your experience with the computer is great from the first time you boot it up. The 10-core M4 ...

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A recent Forbes Home survey revealed that nearly 70% of homeowners thought that their home-warranty policy was worth it. But, are home warranties worth it for both homeowners and renters?

November 1, 2024 • In this week's StoryCorps, a runner remembers his wife, who died of cancer, by running marathons in her honor. October 25, 2024 • In this week's StoryCorps, a man from ...