Re: [M100] Any writers still using an M100?

I’ve used M102 occasionally for conference and meeting memos at work. The keyboard is good, so I can type without looking at the screen and still get a readable memo. The only extra hassle is transferring the files. > Kurt McCullum kirjoitti 3.11.2017 kello 4.02: > >

Re: [M100] Who wants a REX? Gauging interest

I could also pay up front, Kickstarter-like or something... Cheers! "John R. Hogerhuis" kirjoitti 5.10.2017 kello 21.26: > One idea is, put a few units up on Ebay. > > Then you can determine the actual market price. > > I wouldn't invest in a lot of inventory without

Re: [M100] Model T cassette cable

You are trying to use a cell phone as a cassette drive? I have had no luck with iOS. I suscept the recorded audio gets compressed and some bits are lost. One could check this by recording on iOS first, and then playing back from iOS, recording into Audacity as uncompressed wav, and checking if

Re: [M100] New guy here!

Welcome to the group and congratulations on getting a 102! Make sure you go to your local cafe with it when you get it... Cheers, Marko (Finland) > John Lochey kirjoitti 18.6.2016 kello 21.02: > > Hi all! > > Just wanted to chime in and say "hi"! > > I just found your

Re: [M100] No modem in my Model 102?

Thanks for trying it out! It would be great to get that working, but the GSM voice compression of a mobile phone is tough beast to beat. Also, some 'retro' handsets say they 'enhance' the sound, thus I believe there might some filters in those. One standard data protocol that is able to go

Re: [M100] No modem in my Model 102?

If we are to believe wikipedia, UK models might not have a modem. Cheers, Mark Wickens kirjoitti 16.12.2015 kello 16.42: > This is a bit weird but when I use TELECOM with the switches on the 102 set > to ACP and ORIG and an acoustic coupler attached I am unable to

Re: [M100] For m100 Linux Users (also PC or Mac).... A GW-Basic Emulator

For some reason I've not encountered this implementation of GW-BASIC before. It looks really great, I'll take a closer look. David Szasz kirjoitti 8.12.2015 kello 12.13: > I found this application PCBasic a GW-Basic Emulator recently and installed > it yesterday in my

Re: [M100] Is it possible to use a USB flash drive with a Model 100

The keyboard is incredible. I can write down stuff in meetings without looking at it. Indeed: I've started to use M102 in the office. Still occasionally, but the usage is increasing. For text file transfer to Windows and back, I'm using PuTTY and a serial USB adapter. > Well, for me, the

Re: [M100] Question

This would have been my suggestion, too. After all, "Cloud storage" was available already in the 80's... Here's the current dial-up BBS list: http://www.telnetbbsguide.com/dialbbs/dialbbs.htm I would advise to login first using telnet, with something that supports VT100 terminal type. Then go

Re: [M100] Is it possible to use a USB flash drive with a Model 100

What's wrong with C-cassettes? Unless you have a ton of data, those are a cheap storage option. And if you do not want to use them, you can get a decent drive made out of any voice recorder (mp3, wav...) that supports high bitrates with low compression. For example, 48kHz uncompressed wav.

Re: [M100] New tablet that came out today is smaller and thinner than the TRS 80 Model 100

Even if Model 100 does not work with the latest technology, no big deal for me. It's the other way around. With Model 100 I'm looking for a distration free environment: no internet, no email. That does not come as a standard feature any more. Along the same lines, once in a while, I remove the

Re: [M100] TELNET for TRS 80 Model 100

Here's an old thread about the subject: http://m100.bitchin100.narkive.com/6P18LFzN/can-you-connect-wifi-to-a-trs-80-model-100 Hope it helps to get you going. Duane Calvill kirjoitti 24.10.2015 kello 19.03: > As I was browsing the internet. I was trying to find some

Re: [M100] Rasberry PI inside a TRS 80 Model 100

They still are. In case you haven't noticed, there are brand new cells phones in the market without text messaging. With big, friendly buttons and small LCD screens. These are for people who only want the essential functionality and like to avoid distractions, like checking your phone for

Re: [M100] Hardware Mods

It's also on my todo list (category: later... way later). The hardware is not difficult to make but some interrupts may have to bypassed in order to drive it(?) Would make a super cool project! Hiraghm hira...@hotmail.com kirjoitti 11.6.2015 kello 21.06: Just got to thinking about that

Re: [M100] Any printers that I can use with my TRS 80 Model 100?

Panasonic KX-P1080/81/90/91 printers work with M100 and you can still get new ribbons for them. These are 9 pin dot matrix printers. You need the M100 paraller printer cable, of course. Not too difficult to build from scratch. John Martin johnjessemar...@gmail.com kirjoitti 19.5.2015 kello

Re: [M100] Can we make a new TRS 80 Model 100 and call it the TRS 80 Model 2000

the below link to read about the Nintendo DS handhelds. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Nintendo_portable_consoles John Martin From: M100 [mailto:m100-boun...@lists.bitchin100.com] On Behalf Of Marko Peussa Sent: vrijdag 15 mei 2015 19:20 To: Model 100 Discussion Subject: Re: [M100

Re: [M100] $9 Computer

Has anyone looked the M100/102 from an IP (patent) viewpoint? Most of those may have expired, if not all. Just wondering how much would a 1:1 re-creation cost today. A group of Russians(?) reverse-engineered a Nintendo GBA, so anything is possible. The M100 keyboard and the display might be

Re: [M100] BBS, MUD

Glad to hear there is interest! I still have the BBS coming up, supporting 8x40 display resolution, the lack of which is the biggest pain in BBS surfing with M100. It's going to be up and running in Feb, although the year is not certain ;) I'm going along with Windows 2000 and BBBS software,

Re: [M100] Back home from the hospital

Take it easy, and all the best! Marko Hey Everyone, Just wanted to drop a quick note that I was released from the hospital last night and I'm back home again. A week or so of recovery at my incision and I should be back up to speed. No new stents needed .. the Cardiologist just need