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* Radio Shack
* Radio Shack
** 26-3010 - Color Video Receiver (introduced in 1981, TRS-80 Catalog RSC-4)
** 26-3010 - TRS-80 Color Video Receiver introduced in the [https://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/flipbook/c1981_rsc-04.html?fb3d-page=30| 1981 Radio Shack Computer Catalog RSC-4] and the [https://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/flipbook/1981_radioshack_catalog.html?fb3d-page=174| 1981 Radio Shack main catalog].
** 16-230 - TC-130 Color Television (introduced around 1982/83, 1983 general Radio Shack catalog)
** 16-230 - TC-130 Color Television (introduced around 1982/83, 1983 general Radio Shack catalog)
*[[Tandy CM-8]]
*[[Tandy CM-8]]

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Hardware design and integrated circuits

Internally the CoCo 1 and CoCo 2 models are functionally identical. The core of the system is virtually identical to the reference design included in the Motorola MC6883 data sheet and consists of five LSI chips:

Audio Digitizers

Audio Output Devices

Bus Expander

Computers & Clones

Tandy/Radio Shack Tape Drive Systems

Other Tape Drive Systems

Floppy Disk Controllers

Tandy/Radio Shack floppy disk controllers

Third party floppy disk controllers

Hacking floppy disk

Alternate floppy disk controller ROMs

Hard Drive Controllers

Input Devices

Tandy / Radio Shack

Third party

Accessories

Memory Upgrades

MIDI Interfaces

Monitors and displays

Arithmetic Processor Units

Multi Devices

These are items that serve more than one purpose, such as Cloud-9's SuperBoard.

RS232 Devices

Video Digitizers

Video Out

Light Controller

Mods & Hacking

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