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|    Michael Black to Clu    |
|    Re: Model III & IV High Resolution cards    |
|    06 Jul 12 21:51:09    |
      From: et472@ncf.ca              On Sat, 7 Jul 2012, Clu wrote:              > Define "high resolution" in regards to the Model 3 and 4.       >       > This should be interesting. :P       >       > Doc Clu       >       "Higher resolution" than was built in. Low resolution compared to what's       available today.              I dragged home a 3GHz computer on Sunday, and it "only" has 512megs of RAM       in it, and then I grumbled as a chunk of that was used for the built in       video interface, that is much more advanced than what was in the Radio       Shack computers (the fact that it uses a "big chunk" of RAM is an       indicator of that). The best permanent storage I had up to late 1993 was       720K of disk space on a 3.5" floppy on my CoCo III. Of course, that       computer had 512K of RAM, after I upgraded it. It's a near infinite       increase in computing specs, in 20 years.               Michael              >       > On 7/6/12 12:38 AM, Grinder wrote:       >> On 7/5/2012 2:22 PM, Rogelio Perea wrote:       >>> While not a pressing matter, I have been looking for the Tandy issued       >>> graphics card hardware for both the TRS-80 Models III & 4. Have not seen       >>> any on Ebay nor Craigslist and beyond the references in some of the       >>> TRS-80 related websites, there is no pictures to go by in case I happen       >>> to stumble upon one at a flea market.       >>>       >>> Anyone with some insight on where to find more info on this hardware       >>> upgrade for the machines?       >>       >> I was hot to have one of those bad boys as well, but bought and built a       >> 3rd party product (can't remember the name now) that was external and       >> also offered color. I wrote some software for it, but lost interest       >> fairly quickly.       >>       >> Here's a webpage for the RS one:       >>       >> http://www.trs-80.org/radio-shack-model-4-high-resolution-board/       >>       >> You've probably already seen that.       >>       >> Unfortunately, I've never seen the card, or even a picture of the card.       >>       >       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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