After doing many weeks of research I have found that the computer on Jerries desk is none other than a Trs-80 Model 1, circa 1981.
That should end this debate once and for all.
- Porter
After doing many weeks of research I have found that the computer on Jerries desk is none other than a Trs-80 Model 1, circa 1981.
That should end this debate once and for all.
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Jerries
So the guy who has a $2000 Klien mountain bike hanging in his apartment that he never rides would have a computer that wouldn't fetch $20 at a swap meet.
Nivrac
I had an old trs=80, but I'm not sure if it was a model 1, I think a model one was the one that you had to twist the rubber bands really tight in order for it to work. Anyway I don't remember having a floppy drive on it, but rather a cassette type cartridge opening. I'm almost sure that Jerry's has a 5 1/4 floppy drive, at least that is what I thought I saw on it. Steve