My understanding is that the NADSbox was superceded by dlplus and later LaddieAlpha.
I created a recipe and software to use a Raspberry Pi 0, battery and display to create something similar to a NADSbox (i.e. you just hook it up and it works like a TPDD). https://github.com/rlauzon54/pi-tpdd But you can run LaddieAlpha on your own PC or mComm on your phone/tablet to do the same thing. -- Weblog: http://ronsapartment.blogspot.com/ TRS-80 Pocket Computer 2 - TRS-80 Pocket Computer 4 - TRS-80 Model 100/102 - Tandy 1100FD - Tandy 1400LT - Commodore 64 - TRS-80 Model 4P RC2014 (Mini and Pro) - Altair-Duino with TI Silent 700 - VT320 terminal/Raspberry Pi 0 Some people like to work on old cars. But old computers are cheaper and don't require a big garage. Jun 4, 2020, 14:54 by copypeng...@zoho.com: > > …and a bunch of questions!! > > > > > > New M100 owner here, having just acquired one in pretty good condition, and > (seemingly) fully working, from eBay.> > > > > > > I really do love this laptop! Wonderful keyboard, elegant and simple, > functional and yet not stuffed with nonsense I have no need for. And I have > to say, I learnt everything (long-since forgotten now) on a TRS-80 Model 1, a > couple of whole generations ago, so the M100 feels very familiar. > > > > > > But, here’s the thing: It’s so good to use, I want to put it to use, but that > means some way of moving files off it, preferably to a 2017-vintage iMac, or > possibly a Windows 10 workstation. But how? > > > > > > I’d have bought a NADSbox and done it via an SD card, which seems the best > way, but there aren’t any to buy, of course. All the talk of null modems and > terminal commands are a mystery to me, not least because I have no starting > point in what I’m looking for or how to use it. > > > > > > I have ordered an Android TV Box TPDD Server from arcadeshopper.com because > it looked like it might help, but that’s only because it was pictured > connected to an M100! > > > > > > I write a ton of reports and proposals, and the M100 keyboard is way better > than anything I have to type on otherwise! I also plan to (re)learn BASIC and > write some of my own software for it, and I’d like to have somewhere to load > from/save to. > > > > > > So, the questions are: > > > > > > Well, firstly, does anyone have a NADSbox in working condition they don’t > want? > > > > > > No? I thought not. Well, then… deep breath and speaking as a newbie, what do > I need, where from, and how do I get it to work?! > > > > > > By the way, when I bought the M100, I had no idea there was still a thriving > community of users, let alone a good, old-fashioned mailing list! I am really > impressed!!! And the 100 is really cool too! > > > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > Andy > > >
