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Like every product out there, however, not every emulator emulates everything, and there are some features present in one which are not present in the other.

The following is a short intro to what features TRS80GP and TRS32 do NOT share; otherwise they are equal.

They are known as the Model I, Model II, Model III, Model 4, Model 4P and Model 4D.

It is generally easier to refer to them as the Model 1, Model 2, Model 3 and Model 4.

The Model 2 has its own line of compatibles including the Model 12, 16 and 6000 which are not yet emulated by trs80gp.

Ive also heard it runs fine on OSX and Linux machines using Wine.

It should run well on any machine produced in the past 7 or 8 years.

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The source code is fully organic and hand-crafted by myself and my brother Peter.

It includes lower case, the real time clock, hi-res graphics, serial port, parallel printer, mouse, cassette, sound and music output (requires OSS), 5 and 8 floppy disk drives in single and double density, and even hard disk drives.

The emulated floppy and hard disk file formats are compatible with the popular MSDOS-based emulators by Jeff Vavasour and Matthew Reed, and (if you choose a capable enough file format), all features of the original TRS-80 floppy disk controller are emulated.

It is based on sdltrs that is itself derived from the popular xtrs emulator originally written for X-Windows.

Use the rewind button in the action bar to rewind the tape to the beginning.

Other game controller keys are mapped to space for now (future version might allow custom mapping).

All Model 4 sound can be routed through either the PC speaker or a Sound Blaster compatible sound card, and several international keyboard layouts are available.

I put a real Model 4 disk in IBM Drive A: and set that as my emulator boot drive (:0).

This emulator booted off of the physical Model 4 disk and performed flawlessly.

To create a.DSK file image of that floppy all I had to do was mount my Model 4 disk as:0 (in A:), and a virtual disk as:1, and run BACKUP.

The TRS-80 models 3 and 4 with the built-in monitor would not do color or pixel graphics SET instead of PSET If you can get ahold of QBASIC, it will use most of the commands from the TRS-80.

Are there any emulators for the TRS-80 Color Computer I that will work on that -Thanks.

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If the data is intact, I can read them into virtual disk files (DMK files) which will serve not only to archive the disk forever, but would also allow you to use those virtual disks in an emulator on your current computer, and to extract the data to your current computer if you wanted to.

If you do have disks lying around, I would encourage you to contact me.

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