Just for fun
Neil Cherry
ncherry at linuxha.com
Wed Oct 22 13:30:14 UTC 2008
Karl Larsen wrote:
> Great stuff. I think you might find a local museum and see if they
> would like to have the stuff. My old stuff was not hacked. It was
> supposed to work and most did but was replaced by new better stuff. My
> business was based on a lot of written material and I was driven towards
> computers because they made writing easier and the product looked nicer
> than others.
The TRS-80 model 100 and model 102 were very popular with Associate
Press reporters. The device ran for a long time on a couple of AA
batteries (and/or an A/C adapter), was light and the ROM editor software
was easy to use. Lastly it could hook up to the phone with a modem to
send in stories from anywhere in the world. The things are pretty
much indestructible.
BTW, there are several computer museums around the world. Just do
a search and you'll find more than a few.
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