
TI99/4a
A fairly early entrant into the home computer scene, this machine was initially released in the UK as the TI99/4 with an NTSC-only video output. After realising that nobody in the UK had anything that could display NTSC pictures, the machine was re-released as the TI99/4a with a PAL video output.
Rather uniquely for its time, the machine used a 16-bit processor rather than the more common 8-bit ones.
Production of this machine was stopped in November 1983.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Texas Instruments |
| Processor | 9900 |
| Speed (MHz) | 3 |
| Ram (KB) | 16 |
| Ram expandable to (KB) | 72 |
| ROM (KB) | 26 |
| Sound | 3 channels |
| Keyboard type | Typewriter-style |
| Number of keys | 48 |
| Dimensions (mm) | 381 x 259 x 71 |
| Weight (g) | 1800 |
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Reviews
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Related Files
- TI99/4 Brochure page 1 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 2 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 3 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 4 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 5 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 6 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 7 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 8 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 9 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 10 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 11 (JPEG)
- TI99/4 Brochure page 12 (JPEG)