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Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 4

[16k] Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 4

Type: Micro Computer
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Specifications: Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 4
Size: 470 x 520 x 320mm
Weight: 22.5kg
CPU: SGS Z80A
Clock Speed: 4MHz
Memory: A total of 64Kbytes RAM. Expandable to 128Kbytes
Video Display: The video display is capable of 80 X 24 chars when booted up in TRS-DOS (when using model 3 mode it reverts to 64 X 16)
Storage: Built in dual 5.25" floppy disk drives
Interfaces: Built in 12-inch display. Edge connectors for cassette, printer, hard drive, external floppy drives. 25 pin 'D-type' (RS232 interface?)
Operating System/s: CP/M 80, TRS-DOS, NEWDOS
Input devices: Keyboard with QWERTY layout with 80 typewriter-style keys, separate numeric keypad and 3 function keys
My Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 4's
Acquired: May-1996
Status: Working
Condition: Good
Serial #: Recorded
Box: No
Manuals: No
Notes

I found this hiding in a corner of a local surplus electronics store. Cleaned the outside of the case, then opened up the case. There are 9 screws holding the case together, this thing wasn't made for easy access. On opening the case I found lots of foam packing chips lodged in nearly every hard to get at place, took me 2 hours to get all the foam chips out.

Acquired: May-1997
Status: Working
Condition: Good
Serial #: Recorded
Box: No
Manuals: No
Notes

Donated to me by a local business after it upgraded to a PC platform along with quite an amount of software and associated manuals.

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