The TRS80 Model 4P saves a significant amount of room by using half-sized 5.25-inch floppy drive bays. The power and reset switch are on the front panel.
You can see here that the screen on the Model 4P is considerably larger than the small screen on the Osborne 1.
This panel door is on top when traveling and on the back when in use. It contains several pieces of vital information about our TRS80 Model 4P. For example, it says here that the service contract ran out over 20 years ago.
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- RE: (Photos: Dinosaur sightings: Osborne 1 and TRS-80 4P)
- Image 6 of the Radio Shack 4P the front cover is on backwards. I had one of these "Transportable" monsters and when you put the cover on it it didn't lean like a piece of modern art. I used to trans... (Read the rest)
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COLOR!!!
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SX-64 what a great box!
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