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102

The all new Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 102 :D




  • Catalog Number: 26-3803
  • Introduced: 1986 at $499
  • CPU: 2.4 MHz 80C85 CPU (CMOS version of the 8085 which was a special version of the 8080)
  • ROM: 32KB
  • RAM: 24KB – 32KB (RAM also serves as a ram-drive)
  • Video: 2″ x 7.5″ LCD (not lit) with a maximum of 8 lines down, and 40 characters across
  • I/O: 1500 Baud Audio Casette Port; Parallel Port; Serial Port; Bar Code Port; 300 Baud Modem; External Disk Drive (optional)
  • Software: Built in BASIC, Address Book, Scheduler, Text Editor, and Terminal Program
  • Power: 4 “AA” Batteries
  • Other: Was 1/2 inch thinner than the Model 100
 

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Element 112 is Copernicium, named after Copernicus. It is not naturally occurring and is made by bombarding atoms of lead with ions of zinc. It's radioactive, so watch out for melting eyebrows.
 
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