Jeff's Classic Computer Haven - Home of the TRS-80 Model 2000 FAQ File

"Sometimes you get more done on the simple machines. There's no complexity to slow you down and they're always ready to go." (Kyocera FAQ)

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	In The Beginning, Prior To Microcomputers 1st Generation: Introduction of the Microcomputer 2nd Generation: Start Of True Mass Exposure 8-bit Explosion Hacker Friendly S-100 and SS-50 Bus Machines The Minimalistic Approach Game Consoles Or Computers? Dawn Of The Portables And Laptops Business Systems, Servers And Terminals The GUI Revolution! The Last Gasps Of the 8-bit Machines Infamous Flops And Never-Were's Modern Marvels Interactive Television & Set Top Boxes Prototypes and other Pre-Production Units Mount Olympus BBS (1988-1989) Pong And Clones Take The Home By Storm 1st Generation Programmable Consoles 2nd Generation Brings Power & Refinement Handhelds Post 1984 Videogame-Crash Consoles Books And Manuals Cartridges And Software In This Collection Cartridge Lists For Various Systems Highlights In Microcomputer History Thru 1985 Links To FAQ Files For Various Systems Links To Other Sites Misc Notes Misc Photographs (Schematics, boxes, etc.) Peripherals In This Collection Reviews From Various Magazines	Click here for a complete list of systems in this collection NOTE: Added screen captures from my Mount Olympus BBS of the 1988-1989 time period. E-mail Jeff here Online Since May 1997 Visitors Since May 1, 1998: 21801 Before the counter stopped on April 2, 2001

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