Tandy 1000 TL/2
Thu, 2012-05-03 21:39 — walkerDonor: Anonymous
The Tandy 1000 TL/2, available from Radio Shack Corporation in about 1986, used the Intel 80286 processor running at 8 MHz. The computer came with 640 kilobytes of main memory, and users could expand this by 128 kilobytes (but this extra memory…
TANDY 102 Applications and BASIC Reference Guide
Tue, 2010-03-23 20:51 — alabitolDonor: Anonymous
This Guide explains how BASIC is implemented on the Tandy 102. It explains the BASIC operations, BASIC data, BASIC Input/Output, BASIC files, BASIC Keywords and other BASIC tools.
Included with this manual is a TANDY Utilities Diskette…
TANDY 102 Owner's Manual
Mon, 2010-03-22 22:18 — alabitolDonor: Anonymous
This manual teaches the user how to use the Tandy 102 Portable Computer. It explains how to write notes and letters, how to cut and paste, how to operate an address book, how to dial telephone numbers and how to write BASIC Programs. It also…
TANDY 102 Portable Computer
Mon, 2010-03-22 22:14 — alabitolDonor: Anonymous
The TANDY 102 was manufactured in 1986 to replace TANDY 100 which is considered the world's first laptop computers. It has a full-size keyboard. It also uses Microsoft BASIC programming language, word processing software, telecommunications…
Tandy 4000
Thu, 2012-05-03 21:15 — walkerDonor:
The Tandy 4000 was introduced in 1987 by the Radio Shack Corporation. This computer was mostly IBM-compatible, so that many programs written for an IBM PC could be run on the Tandy 4000. The Tandy 400 used the Intel 80386 processing chip, and a…
TANDY Computer Comic Book
Sat, 2010-03-27 23:03 — alabitolDonor: Anonymous
This comic book which is titled, "The Computers that said NO to Drugs", was created by RadioShack. It explains how the Tandy was used in various settings.
