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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hello! My name is Tim and I have been a 99er enthusiast since Christmas of 1982. I had been wanting a computer for several years since seeing the TRS-80 in Radio Shack catalogs and was elated when I received the TI-99/4A (my first computer) as a present. It was a great addition to my TI collection (Spirit of 76 calculator, Little Professor, and Speak & Spell). I spent many joyful nights playing games, hand jamming programs and writing programs of my own. <br />
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In 1985, I got a TeleVideo TS-803 CP/M computer and a TRS-80 Model 100 which soon led me to getting a job in 1986 as a CAD/CAM systems engineer and soon afterwards the TI-99/4A was neglected. <br />
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This past September, I was browsing YouTube and found a TI-99/4A video posted by Omega. He inspired me to dig it out of storage, clean off the cobwebs, set it up and start using it again.<br />
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His video led me to the discover the 99er community which made me awestruck and humbled at how active, knowledgeable, talented, helpful, giving and loyal they are. I was so excited to jump in and contribute.<br />
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I have never had as much fun as I am having now with my TI! Well, maybe that Christmas morning unwrapping that beautiful silver and black console!<br />
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Warm regards and happy 99ing!!<br />
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Tim</div>Mizapf