At 10:31 AM 7/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
>> The TRS-80 Model 100 had a much more useable 40x8 character display. The
>> Model 100 also had a built-in editor, address book, schedule, and
>
>The real question is who made it for tandy and what other name did it sell
>as?
It was available as:
NEC PC-8201 *
NEC PC-8201A *
Olivetti M10 *
Kyocera KC-85 *
Tandy M100 *
Tandy M102 *
and later, upgraded as:
NEC PC-8300
Tandy M200 *
The NEC PC-8201 was the Japanese version of the 8201A. Followups that were
*not* related include:
NEC PC-8401A *
Olivetti M15 *
Tandy M600 *
I'm not sure about the NEC PC-8500 though.
* Examples I have -- I'm looking for an 8300 and would like a non-modified
m102.
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Received on Tue Aug 17 1999 - 22:08:58 BST