I am new to this forum too. I have a TRS 80 Model 100. I use to type in BASIC code from the Portable 100 magazines from the late 1980's to 1990's.
I love using it. But I would like it to connect to a Analog TV or Flat screen, have wifi access to send and receive email. Also have access to connect to a printer to print out TEXT docs and print out .BAS or .DOC files. Then top it off with a SD card port to access and to save files onto a standard SD card. Is this possible or am I just dreaming knowing that this can not be done? John Martin On May 20, 2015, at 10:47 AM, David Flippo <[email protected]> wrote: > > Being new to this forum, I'll add my 1.5 cents to the TDock discussion. It seems, the most straight forward approach, both hardware, and software, would be a serial to USB interface to a Raspi; the Raspi being the emulator. The Raspi would offer all of the hardware add-ons WiFi, HDMI/ Composite display, SD, etc capability. The 100/102/200, would need a simple serial interface program, developed to communicate through the serial interface, to the Raspi. In effect the 100/102/200, is acting as a dump terminal. The software for the Raspi emulator would, or might be the only software challenge. This approach would provide a more simple portability interface, both hardware wise, and wouldn't be limited to physical portability also. > > Dave
