Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I Level I (1977-1981) Virtual so named because its mechanical

so named because its mechanical and electrical parts were mounted completely exposed on a polished mahogany board rather than hidden away inside a wooden cabinet

made in the early 1950s

the 962 cut costs by offering 2MB of internal storage instead of 4MB

🥇First Video Game Console with a Built-In DVD Player

it instantly became a favorite for early web designers and real estate agents because it bypassed the days-long wait for film processing

Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I Level I (1977-1981) Virtual so named because its mechanicalRadio Shack TRS 80 Model 1 First Mass Market, Fully Assembled Personal Computer Sold at Retail The Radio Shack TRS 80 Model I, affectionately dubbed the "Trash 80" by enthusiasts and rivals alike, was one of the "1977 Trinity" of computers that sparked the home computing revolution. Launched for $599a price point that undercut the Apple II and Commodore PETthe Model I was powered by a 1. 77 MHz Zilog Z80 processor and initially came with just 4K of