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Use for questions regarding the z80-based Tandy Radio Shack computers, the TRS-80 Model I, II, III, and 4. Computers using another processor, such as the 6809-based TRS-80 Color Computer, should use a different tag ([color-computer] in that case).
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Why were early personal computer monitors not green?
Early research found that green or amber was easiest on the eyes of people looking at CRT monitors all day. Actually, I preferred amber, myself.
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