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From: Dennis Reiter <denny@reiters.org>
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Quoting Greg Lehey (grog@lemis.com):
> I didn't know that Radio Shack ever built 68000 based machines.  What
> was it called?  When was this?
> 

http://www.siliconspirits.com/comphist.htm#1982

January 1982:
"Radio Shack introduces the TRS-80 Model 16. It uses a 16-bit Motorola
MC68000 microprocessor, a Z-80 microprocessor, 8-inch floppy drives,
and optional 8-MB hard drive."

Also see http://www.kjsl.com/trs80/trsother.html#MOD21216

Denny

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