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80 Microcomputing Magazine
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Please note that these are covers only. The ever extending copyright code has ensured that the TRS-80 and many other items will, regrettably, be lost to the ages. These magazines are NOT downloadable at this site.
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| Table-Of-Contents Search |
You can search through the Tables of Contents of all 102 issues of 80 Microcomputing (101 Issues + the 1983 Special Anniversary Issue) here. Make sure the check box for “80 Microcomputing” is selected when searching.
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How To Write for 80 Micro
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I can’t believe how many covers I remember so clearly. Great memories. I remember when a friend introduced me to 80 Micro. I got so excited going through the pages, I was shaking. I couldn’t believe all the things I didn’t even realize was possible with my TRS-80.
Hi world, I just stumbled over this site after years of lost hope with my old TRS-80 equipment (which I reluctantly threw out 6 months ago – a model III, two printers, cables, bla bla bla). I loved that thing. 80 Micro – I have probably three or four boxes full of them in original condition, as well as boxes of disks, books, and plenty of other stuff. This 48K powerhouse was a big part of my development when my Father bought it for my 16th birthday – that was 30 years ago. Amazing times and amazing equipment for those times.
I was the Technical Editor for 80 Micro from 1986-1990, when the magazine was rolled into a new mag called PC Resource — An IDG publication. I was shocked to find this website, and the considerable wealth of info that’s still available for the old Tandy machines. My favorites were the Model III and the Model 100 – A computer that was way ahead of its time.