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Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer

The Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer used Motorola’s 6809E and 6847 video hardware in a compact television-based home computer. Sold in several memory and keyboard revisions, it became widely known as the CoCo.

Its cartridge expansion, strong BASIC, OS-9 support and long-lived user community created a software culture distinct from Tandy’s Z80 TRS-80 line.

Notable Features
  • Motorola 6809E at 0.895 MHz with 4KB to 32KB initially; later models commonly expanded to 64KB.
  • The principal display was Television output; 32 x 16 text.
  • Storage support consisted of Cassette, ROM cartridge and optional floppy-disc system.
Historical Significance
  • Its cartridge expansion, strong BASIC, OS-9 support and long-lived user community created a software culture distinct from Tandy’s Z80 TRS-80 line.
  • Radio Shack’s large retail network made demonstration, sales and support available well beyond specialist computer dealers.
Collector’s Notes
  • Factory memory, drive configuration and regional badge should be checked because many surviving systems were upgraded.
  • Original monitors, manuals, software, storage hardware and Radio Shack peripherals add historical context.

Specifications

Technical Information
NameTandy TRS-80 Color Computer
ManufacturerTandy
LaunchedTuesday, July 1, 1980
Discontinued1983
Launch Price$399 with 4KB
CountryUnited States
CPUMotorola 6809E at 0.895 MHz
Units Sold
CPU Speed0.895 MHz; 1.79 MHz available during some operations
RAM4KB to 32KB initially; later models commonly expanded to 64KB
ROM8KB Color BASIC or 16KB Extended Color BASIC ROM
DisplayTelevision output; 32 x 16 text
GraphicsMC6847 video: up to 256 x 192 monochrome or 128 x 192 four-colour graphics
SoundSix-bit DAC with single-voice software audio
StorageCassette, ROM cartridge and optional floppy-disc system
KeyboardIntegrated 53-key calculator-style or later full-travel keyboard
I/ORF video, cassette, serial, joysticks and cartridge expansion
Operating SystemColor BASIC or Extended Color BASIC; OS-9 available with disk
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