The Colorful History of the CoCo with Boisy Pitre
Boisy Pitre presents the history of the Tandy Color Computer which was made by Tandy Corporation and sold through Radio Shack stores. VCF Southwest is made possible by the efforts of the Vintage Computing Collective of North Texas, an 501(C)3 non-profit. Please consider a donation to help us continue to produce shows and content like this. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...
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The Apple IIGS Megahertz Myth
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BASIC: The First 10 Years
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What Happened to Compaq? Why the PC Giant Disappeared
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RS 232 Then and Now
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Jim Butterfield Commodore 64 Training Tape - FULL Length C64
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The history of the PC: From 8bit to 64bit and everything in-between.
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BASIC - Personal Computer Revolution Years (1975-1980'ish)
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Commodore History Part 1- The PET
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The Fascinating Story of Tektronix, The Oregon Engineers Who Reinvented The Oscilloscope
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TMS340 Family - The First Programmable Graphics Processor
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Vintage Computing 1982 - BBC's The Computer Programme Episode 1
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"Over the RAINBOW": A 12 Year Journey through the Color Computer's Most Influential Magazine
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TRS-80 Color Computer: Radio Shack's $399 Micro from 1980!
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Vintage Computer History: Ken Olsen and Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) (PDP, VAX)
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