In Personal Computing History -
Radio Shack TRS-80 debuted on August 3, 1977, priced at $599. Unlike hobbyist kits of the era, it came fully assembled with 4KB of RAM, a Z80 processor, a keyboard, a monitor, and a cassette recorder. It became a massive commercial success, selling over 100,000 units.
System Specifications & Launch Details
Price: $599 at launch (equivalent to about $2,600 today).
Core Hardware: Zilog Z80 processor running at 1.77 MHz, 4KB RAM (expandable).
Included Peripherals: 12-inch video monitor, cassette tape recorder, and Level I BASIC interpreter.
Impact: Users on RetroComputers agree that the TRS-80 served as their inaugural personal computer and kickstarted their journeys into programming and IT careers
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