Radioshack Pocket Computer TRS-80 Model PC-2 Printer Cassette Interface from 1982.

Rare to have original box & the items.

Includes all in photos of the actual items with original box, printer interface has not been used please see photos, pocket computer powers up with batteries and LCD screen in great condition, only a small dent on surface

Not sure how this works but the right person with knowledge of this will be a great project and investment due to its rarity.

If you require more photos please ask.

All is included in the photos along with the ink rollers (all but one sealed & extra memory in original box with instructions, power cable & other cables, paper roll & cables in original packaging.

The printer paper feed works, interface powers on with display as in photos, is most likely all working but I’m not sure with my knowledge how it works so stating it as for parts not working

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I actually have the original receipt of purchase from Tandy Electronics 22-3-1985

Step back in time with the RadioShack Pocket Computer TRS-80 Model PC-2, a true vintage gem from 1982. This classic piece of technology history is a testament to the era's pioneering spirit, offering users a tangible connection to the roots of modern computing. It was crafted in Japan, ensuring the quality and robustness that are synonymous with Japanese manufacturing of the time.

The Pocket Computer PC-2, with its distinctive cassette interface, is a collector's item that represents the innovation of the early 1980s. Whether you're a computer enthusiast, a historian, or a lover of vintage electronics, this RadioShack model is a noteworthy addition to any collection, offering a glimpse into the formative years of personal computing.

The image shows the original box for a Radio Shack TRS-80 Pocket Computer Model PC-2 Printer & Cassette Interface (Catalog Number 26-3605). Introduced in 1982, this unit was a rebadged version of the Sharp CE-150.Key Features & SpecificationsFour-Color Plotter/Printer: Unlike typical thermal printers of the era, this used a miniature four-color plotter mechanism with tiny ink pens.Graphics Capability: It could print full-color graphics and alphanumeric text in nine different character sizes.Cassette Interface: It provided dual control for a cassette interface with a remote switch for data storage and retrieval.Expanded Commands: Connecting this interface added 25 new commands and statements to the PC-2's Extended Pocket BASIC.Hardware Ports: Features include a 60-pin I/O bus expansion connector.Power System: The unit contains built-in rechargeable nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) batteries and came with an AC adapter/charger that could also power the docked PC-2 computer.Historical ContextThe TRS-80 PC-2 itself was a rebrand of the Sharp PC-1500. It was significantly more powerful than the earlier PC-1, featuring an 8-bit LH5801 CPU running at 1.3MHz and a 26-character LCD