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Tandy TRS-80 Model 4P

The Tandy TRS-80 Model 4P repackaged Model 4 compatibility and performance into a transportable case with a 9-inch display and two floppy drives. The keyboard clipped over the screen for travel.

Although heavy by later portable standards, the 4P gave existing TRS-80 users a self-contained system for work away from a fixed desk.

Notable Features
  • Zilog Z80A at 4 MHz with 64KB standard; expandable to 128KB.
  • The principal display was Built-in 9-inch green monochrome CRT; 80 x 24 text.
  • Storage support consisted of Two built-in 5.25-inch floppy drives.
Historical Significance
  • Although heavy by later portable standards, the 4P gave existing TRS-80 users a self-contained system for work away from a fixed desk.
  • 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 Model 4P
ManufacturerTandy
LaunchedThursday, September 1, 1983
Discontinued1985
Launch Price$1,799
CountryUnited States
CPUZilog Z80A at 4 MHz
Units Sold
CPU Speed4 MHz
RAM64KB standard; expandable to 128KB
ROMBoot ROM with Model III compatibility loaded from disc
DisplayBuilt-in 9-inch green monochrome CRT; 80 x 24 text
Graphics128 x 48 block graphics; optional high-resolution graphics
SoundProgrammable beeper
StorageTwo built-in 5.25-inch floppy drives
KeyboardIntegrated keyboard forming the transport cover
I/OPrinter, serial, cassette and expansion interfaces
Operating SystemTRSDOS 6 / LS-DOS; Model III compatibility loaded from disk
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