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From: palegray@reed.UUCP (Prometheus Hawthorne)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.tandy
Subject: The Tandy 2000 Personal Computer
Message-ID: <7279@reed.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 22-Sep-87 01:32:11 EDT
Article-I.D.: reed.7279
Posted: Tue Sep 22 01:32:11 1987
Date-Received: Thu, 24-Sep-87 01:16:40 EDT
Reply-To: palegray@reed.UUCP (Prometheus Hawthorne)
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Organization: Reed College, Portland OR
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[If there is such a thing as the Line Eater, why are you reading this?]

	I have a Tandy 2000. The programs I have for it, plus the very 
attractive design of it, make it a very nice computer to have.

	Being that the graphics are excellent, even by todays higher 
standards, there are many graphics intensive programs that make it look very 
cool. Before I go to classes in the mornings I leave it in displaying a map of 
the earth, satellite orbits, with technical phrases scrolling by in Russian.
	You have to do something when you take Russian and orbital mechanics.

	In aiming it at architects and their offices, they came out with an 
array of neat ergonomical products for it. Like a floor stand and monitor 
pedestal. The only products that would fit that they don't carry, are a 
drafting board and a sitting stool. But then again, most architects probably 
have them already.

	So, I'm pleased. And yet, to my memory, comp.sys.tandy has never had a 
single article posted that even mentioned the machine.
	Now it has.