Has anyone besides me got any interest in the Tandy/Radio Shack Color Computer. Even though it was discontinued in 1986, there is still a large following of this little 8bit machine. There is software still being written, and hardware still being manufactured for this powerful little machine. No, it is no comparison to today's computers, but it is still amazing what it will do.

I'd really love to hear from some 'Cocoists'.

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Bill Gordon wrote to All <=-

Has anyone besides me got any interest in the Tandy/Radio Shack Color Computer.

I love CoCos. My second computer was a CoCo2 that was later stolen. I
follow a great CoCo group on Facebook that has some amazing people in it. They're building hardware and creating software that makes the entire CoCo
line relevant even today.

--Sean

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I never owned a CoCo but I did take a summer class at the local Tandy store
for a week and learned to program on them. When I took the class I had
already written many BASIC programs on my TRS-80 Model 1. I was 10 when I
took that class and was by far the youngest in the class.

Stephen

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