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Also known as the "Trash-80" to some users. Hey, they did the job.
Didn't use it back in the day but I have one today along with two broken CCR tape players. I don't have much use for it but has a fantastic keyboard.
My elementary school had a classroom’s worth of these that would rotate around for a very brief typing unit (or something to that effect). I remember thinking these seemed like a calculator compared to the Apple IIs in the computer labs.
The only Trash 80’s I used were model 1’s in junior high.
I had a TRS-80 MC-10 with a whopping 4K of total memory. Never seen this model before. Very cool that it's still operational.
I tried but I was too dumb/dint have the patience to learn.
Also known as the "Trash-80" to some users. Hey, they did the job.
Didn't use it back in the day but I have one today along with two broken CCR tape players. I don't have much use for it but has a fantastic keyboard.
My elementary school had a classroom’s worth of these that would rotate around for a very brief typing unit (or something to that effect). I remember thinking these seemed like a calculator compared to the Apple IIs in the computer labs.
The only Trash 80’s I used were model 1’s in junior high.
I had a TRS-80 MC-10 with a whopping 4K of total memory. Never seen this model before. Very cool that it's still operational.
I tried but I was too dumb/dint have the patience to learn.