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TRS32: A Model I/III/4/4P Emulator For Windows

written by Matthew Reed

Unregistered Shareware Version:

Works under all current versions of Windows
Full Windows application — no low-level hardware conflicts!
Model I, Model III, Model 4, and Model 4P emulation
Four floppy disk drives (with optional realistic disk drive sound)
Cassette tape drive with graphical on-screen controls
Exatron Stringy Floppy emulation
Printer support
Serial port for RS-232 communications
Joystick support (using a Windows joystick — TRISSTICK and Alpha Products joysticks are emulated)

Registered Version:

All features included in the shareware version
Built-in emulation of an Epson FX-80 dot matrix printer (including graphics and control codes)
High resolution graphics (Radio Shack and Micro-Labs)
Up to 1 megabyte of additional memory in Model 4 and 4P modes
Hard disk support
Orchestra 85/90 music generation

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written by Matthew Reed

Unregistered Shareware Version:

64K of RAM
Four double-sided, 80-track floppy drives
Parallel printer port
Sound (can be routed through either the PC speaker or a Sound Blaster compatible sound card)
Several international keyboard layouts

Registered Version:

Interested?

written by Matthew Reed

Unregistered Shareware Version:

48K Model 1
Four disk drives
Expansion interface
Doubler (Radio Shack and Percom)
Virtual hard drive (up to 13 megabytes)
Hardware clock
Joystick (using a PC joystick — TRISSTICK and Alpha Products joysticks are emulated)
Sound (can be routed through either the PC speaker or a Sound Blaster compatible sound card)

Registered Version:

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written by Matthew Reed

Freeware Version:

Converts real TRS-80 disks to virtual (emulator) disk images
Can read almost any kind of unprotected TRS-80 disk (if your PC’s disk controller is capable enough)
Works on PC’s with proper size floppy disk drives (including Tandy 1000 series computers)

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The Model I/III/4/4P Emulator for Windows:

Is a native Windows application (features such as sound and joystick support will work on all hardware, and you can run the emulator concurrently with other Windows applications without any adverse effects)
Emulates the Model I, Model III, Model 4, and Model 4P with a variety of hardware add-ons, including doublers, graphics boards, joysticks, and additional memory
Provides complete and “cycle accurate” hardware-level emulation (even protected disks work without problems)
Includes optional realistic TRS-80 disk drive sound
Supports all popular virtual disk (.DSK) formats
Registration fee: $69 for e-mail delivery

The Model 4 Emulator for MS-DOS:

Is an MS-DOS program (a few features, such as sound, may not work under Windows)
Works on older hardware (requires VGA, 640K of RAM, and an 80386 or better running at 33MHz or more)
Emulates the Model 4 only (in Model 4 and Model 3 modes)
Registration fee: $49 for e-mail delivery

The Model 1/3 Emulator for MS-DOS:

The smallest and the fastest of the three emulators
Is an MS-DOS program (a few features, such as sound, may not work under Windows)
Works on minimalist hardware (operates at true Model 1/3 speed on a 16MHz 386SX) and does not require VGA
Emulates the Model 1 and Model 3 only
Registration fee: $29 for e-mail delivery