To: Petronski
Damn...that beats me...mine was a Timex Sinclair 1000:
|
|
Timex Sinclair 1000
|
| Introduced: |
July 1982 |
| Price: |
US $99.95 |
| How many? |
500,000 in first 6 months |
| Weight: |
12 ounces |
| CPU: |
Zilog Z80A, 3.25MHz |
| RAM: |
2K, 64K max |
| Display: |
22 X 32 text |
|
|
hooks to TV |
| Ports: |
memory, cassette |
| Peripherals: |
Cassette recorder |
|
|
T/S printer |
| OS: |
ROM BASIC |
|
|
|
|
673 posted on
12/30/2003 6:34:16 PM PST by
BureaucratusMaximus
(if we're not going to act like a constitutional republic...lets be the best empire we can be...)
To: BureaucratusMaximus
WOW!!!
I had one of those!! I had completely forgotten about that thing!!
To: BureaucratusMaximus
CPU: Zilog Z80A, 3.25MHzDamn! I always wanted one of those so bad. The Tandy CoCo ran at a sizzling .89 MHz (sizzling in the figurative AND literal sense), and could be 'overclocked' believe it or not to 1.78 MHz. Wild stuff.
679 posted on
12/30/2003 6:37:00 PM PST by
Petronski
(I'm not always cranky.)
To: BureaucratusMaximus
3.25 Mhz and a casette peripheral.
Lets do the Time Warp again ! !
682 posted on
12/30/2003 6:37:45 PM PST by
Delta 21
("GI" since 1980" (Trained killer in the service of the Constitution))
To: BureaucratusMaximus
Hey this was my first one too. I see you had the extra memory module on the back. How did you like the tape system it used?? Wish I had saved it.
To: BureaucratusMaximus
Hey, I bought that one in 1983 for $50 at the university bookstore...came with a free Frogger program on cassette. I still have it in a box somewhere, if your interested :O)
734 posted on
12/30/2003 6:59:56 PM PST by
in the Arena
(1st Lt. James W. Herrick, Jr. - USAF - MIA - Laos - 27 Oct 1969)
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson