TRS-80

The TRS-80 was one of the first home computers. This is it — the Model I, III, 4 and 4P — running the software they ran. Pick something from the catalog and it plays. Nothing to install, nothing to set up: choose a program and the machine boots straight into it. Whatever you play is kept under Yours, ready for next time. PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF Leaving a machine saves it exactly as it was — mid-game, mid-listing, mid-anything. Open it again and it carries on from the screen you were looking at. A KEYBOARD THAT SUITS YOU The original Model III layout when you want the real thing, a compact one when you need the room, a joystick or gamepad for games that expect one, tilt steering, or a hardware keyboard if you have one paired. BUILD YOUR OWN MACHINES Four floppy drives, a cassette, a blank-disk maker, and your choice of Model I, III, 4 or 4P. Green, amber or white phosphor — the glass…