Tandy 1000 HX

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Model or Identifier: 1000 HX

Manufacturer: Tandy

Date: 1987

USA

The Tandy 1000 was designed to directly compete with the IBM PCjr, and ended up dominating the PC compatible home market for a time. The 1000 was cheaper than the PCjr and more compatible with the IBM Personal Computer! Also, the 1000 was sold directly to customers at Radio Shack. The HX version shown here was popular due to its cheaper price tag and compact design. The 3.5? floppy drive was gaining in popularity, so software was easy to find in 1987.

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Specifications

  • Released: 1987

  • Processor: Intel 8088

  • Video: CGA-compatible Tandy Video

  • Audio: TI SN76489

  • RAM 256kb Cost: $849

Tandy 1000 HX - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tandy_1000

Watch ""1987 Radio Shack TV Commercial - Tandy 1000HX Computer"" on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jjv5osNY7B8

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Model or Identifier: 1000 HX

Manufacturer: Tandy

Date: 1987

USA

The Tandy 1000 was designed to directly compete with the IBM PCjr, and ended up dominating the PC compatible home market for a time. The 1000 was cheaper than the PCjr and more compatible with the IBM Personal Computer! Also, the 1000 was sold directly to customers at Radio Shack. The HX version shown here was popular due to its cheaper price tag and compact design. The 3.5? floppy drive was gaining in popularity, so software was easy to find in 1987.

Additional Information:

Specifications

  • Released: 1987

  • Processor: Intel 8088

  • Video: CGA-compatible Tandy Video

  • Audio: TI SN76489

  • RAM 256kb Cost: $849

Tandy 1000 HX - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tandy_1000

Watch ""1987 Radio Shack TV Commercial - Tandy 1000HX Computer"" on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jjv5osNY7B8

Model or Identifier: 1000 HX

Manufacturer: Tandy

Date: 1987

USA

The Tandy 1000 was designed to directly compete with the IBM PCjr, and ended up dominating the PC compatible home market for a time. The 1000 was cheaper than the PCjr and more compatible with the IBM Personal Computer! Also, the 1000 was sold directly to customers at Radio Shack. The HX version shown here was popular due to its cheaper price tag and compact design. The 3.5? floppy drive was gaining in popularity, so software was easy to find in 1987.

Additional Information:

Specifications

  • Released: 1987

  • Processor: Intel 8088

  • Video: CGA-compatible Tandy Video

  • Audio: TI SN76489

  • RAM 256kb Cost: $849

Tandy 1000 HX - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tandy_1000

Watch ""1987 Radio Shack TV Commercial - Tandy 1000HX Computer"" on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jjv5osNY7B8