Retro Computing

Introduction Think about a world the place the hum of a dot matrix printer was the sound of progress, and a floppy disk held the promise of infinite potentialities. Within the early days of private computing, machines just like the Tandy Radio Shack Mannequin III and Mannequin IV, generally often known as the TRS-80, captured…

Introduction Have you ever dreamt of effortlessly transferring your treasured collection of TRS-80 games and programs to original floppy disks? Or perhaps you long to breathe new life into your vintage TRS-80 Model I, III, or 4 by loading freshly created software? For many years, the bridge between our modern computers and the venerable TRS-80…