Computing Books published by Radio Shack
The following is a list of Computing Books published by Radio Shack in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 13 Computing Books published by Radio Shack in our collection :
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BASIC Faster and Better and Other Mysteries. Written using the TRS-80.
Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: Lewis Rosenfelder
Platform: TRS-80

by William Barden
Published by Radio Shack 1982,
Catalogue No 62-2074
Soft cover 280 illustrated pages
Designed for the TRS-80 Model II/16 and TRS-80 model I/III
Publisher: Radio Shack
Platform: Programming

From the blurb:
'An exciting and challenging collection of games designed especially for your TRS-80 microcomputer! Nahigian and Hodges have provided complete programs for a wide variety of highly entertaining games, from the traditional to the new and unusual...Each game is written in BASIC programming language for use with your Level II TRS-80 computer.'
Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: J. Victor Nahigian, William S. Hodges
Platform: TRS-80

First edition, second printing.
Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: William Barden, Jr
Platform: TRS-80 book

Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: Radio Shack
Platform: TRS-80

Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: Radio Shack
Platform: TRS-80

Publisher: Radio Shack
Platform:

Contents
- Applications Programs
- Educational Programs
- Game Programs
- Graphics Display Programs
- Mathematics Programs
- Miscellaneous Programs
Appendix - Memory Usage
Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: Tom Rugg, Phil Feldman
Platform: TRS-80

Graphics on the Tandy Radio Shack TRS-80 Computer.
Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: Don Inman
Platform:

From the preface:
'The purpose of this book is to explore the computer's special abilities to produce graphic displays. The book is geared toward one microcomputer, the Radio Shack TRS-80, and one computer language, BASIC. However, due to the generalized nature of the discussion, we feel that the techniques employed in the many sample programs can be adapted to other hardware and other languages.'
Publisher: Radio Shack
Author: J.D. Robertston, John P. Grillo
Platform: TRS-80