1991/003
Sharp PC-1211 pocket electronic programmable computer
c.1980
Sharp PC-1211 pocket electronic programmable computer (c.1980). It was also sold as the RadioShack/Tandy TRS80 PC-1. It was the first hand-held pocket computer to allow programming in the BASIC language. It could be connected to a cassette recorder by an adapter cradle which allowed programs to be saved to audio cassettes. A printer and cassette adapter was also available. It was introduced in 1980.
| Acquisition Number | 1991/003 |
|---|---|
| Item Type | |
| Short Description | Sharp PC-1211 |
| Manufactured by | |
| Date of Manufacture | c. 1980 |
| Sub-items | Brown plastic slide box. |
| Supporting Items | None |
| Makers Number | 9047676 |
| Marks | None |
| Dimensions (mm) | 175 x 71 x 15 |
| Donor | |
| Date Donated | April 1991 |
| Materials | Metals and plastic |
| Condition | Good |
| Display Location | William Arrol Building. Level 1. Student Crush Area. Case 14: Upper Middle Shelf. |
