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|    Tom Lake to All    |
|    Re: Tandy PC Collectors?    |
|    02 Dec 05 08:26:11    |
      From: tom_lake@srmtenv.org              > I'm a native of the comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware group, were we try to carry       > on the IBM PS/2 (and other IBM beeds) of older computers. Do people here       > do the same? Just curious about these, wonder if maybe anyone has some       > pictures, a site, etc. Cannot find anything about 386 and 486 Tandys...              I can't speak for the group but I know that I'm more interested in the       TRS-80       line than in anything labeled Tandy. By the 386/486 days, Tandy (now       Radio Shack) was a clone maker rather than an innovator. I am certainly       biased, though. I owned a TRS-80. It wasn't called a Model I or any fancy       name, just TRS-80 Microcomputer (This was before the Model II came out).       Nostalgia colors memories sometimes. In order to get a 16K Level II       machine,       I had to put my name on a 6-month waiting list. Fortunately for me, there       were       cancellations in the queue so I got my unit "only" three months after       ordering       it. The Expansion Interface and disk drives were about the same story. It       wasn't       like today where you can walk into a computer dealer's shop and walk out       with       a computer.              Tom Lake              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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