RETRO COMPUTING A GIZLI SILAH

It could also be argued that if there's a greater demand for retro computers, more people will start selling their old machines. For the hobby to thrive, there saf to be an ongoing supply of old hardware. Whether you're interested in playing classic games, exploring early programming environments, or simply appreciating the design and engineering

The Tandy 1000's claim to fame was that it beat IBM at its own game for less money. Tandy, a Texas-based leather goods company that owned RadioShack, had struck it big in 1977 with its first home computer, the cheap and popular TRS-80. But the computer industry was moving quickly, and when it began to standardize in the early '80s the TRS-80 could