The TRS-80 Computer is a microcomputer launched by Radio Shack in the summers of 1977. It is a notable invention in desktop ...

One is for a site that archives old Radio Shack catalogs. It includes the 1939 catalog, although it is on that abominable Flash format viewer that makes page noises as you turn pages. The other link ...

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His recording device was originally a hi-fi separate cassette deck after experimenting with microcassettes, but eventually he used a data recorder designed for a Radio Shack TRS-80. All his code ...

Yes, a genuine Radio Shack 8-track player from the middle ... In fact, it sounds better than a regular 8-track tape and a lot better than a cassette tape played through the cassette-to-8-track ...

He offered to make a recording of “Switched-On Bach” on his reel-to-reel tape recorder ... and the first AM/FM radio-cassette combo. The two most consequential innovations in the tape player ...

Eventually, this would lead to the ascendancy of the cassette tape and the Walkman ... we are introduced to Japan's SANYO Micro-Pack 35 tape recorder. The device was gorgeously designed, including ...

The introduction of the audio cassette in the '70s served as the next big disruption in the audio industry. "If you had a tape player, it was almost certainly also a tape recorder," said Feaster.

The last “Shack” is about to close its doors for good. After four decades the plug is being pulled at the Prince Frederick Radio Shack. Its closing marks the end of the franchise’s brick-and ...