A brief history of the Texas Instruments 99/4A and the home computer price war of the 1980s
Ep 6 : The Texas Instruments TI-99/4A, its place in history, and the home computer price wars of the 1980s.
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Music:
“Nimbus” by Eveningland
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Видео A brief history of the Texas Instruments 99/4A and the home computer price war of the 1980s канала retrobits
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Music:
“Nimbus” by Eveningland
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi0uheSErbivC3_662UqL-w
Видео A brief history of the Texas Instruments 99/4A and the home computer price war of the 1980s канала retrobits
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