[net.micro.16k] Another question about RS Model 100

chuckb@fluke.UUCP (04/21/86)

Can anyone give me a quick synopsis of the difference between the Radio
Shack Model 100 and the NEC 8201? They look the same, obviously NEC makes
these for Tandy (looks that way anyway). I would like to know what the
main differences are, if any, and if software for the Model 100 runs on the
8201. Also, do they have the same version of BASIC?

Thanks for any replies.

Chuck Bowden

fluke!chuckb

andrew@hammer (04/30/86)

Every year or so it has to be said.

Net.micro.16k is NOT for discussion of computers with 16k RAM.
It is for discussion of the National Semiconductor 32000 series
architecture, the first member of which was once named the "16032"
(abbreviated "16k").

Radio Shack computers are discussed in net.micro.trs-80.  Other
micro-related groups are:

	net.micro.cpm - CP/M computers
	net.micro.6809 - computers with 6809 (like Radio Shack CoCo)
	net.micro.68k - computers with Motorola 680x0 processor
	net.micro.amiga - Commodore Amiga
	net.micro.apple - Apple computers, except the Mac
	net.micro.atari - Atari computers
	net.micro.atari16 - Atari 16-bit computers
	net.micro.atari8 - Atari 8-bit computers
	net.micro.att - AT&T workstations
	net.micro.cbm - Commodore Business Machines computers
	net.micro.hp - Hewlett Packard computers
	net.micro.mac - the Apple Macintosh
	net.micro.pc - the IBM PC and compatibles
	net.micro.ti - Texas Instruments computers
	net.micro.trs-80 - Radio Shack computers

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