Jeff Wilcox

Everett Washington

2/14/2014

I am so glad to have stumbled onto your excellent TI-99/4a site!
As a seven year old, this was the first computer I was exposed to and credit it with starting me down the road of computer science that I am still on 28 years later. Thank you for putting this site together for us to enjoy!

Christos Kotampitsis

Piraeus, Greece

1/2/2014

An excellent site, with many interesting informations! After 30 years, i got my own TI 99/4A! Many thanks for your good work!!!

Peter Errity

Dublin, Ireland

121/10/2013

WOW - Great site!

The TI99/4a was probably the most expensive home computer in Ireland when my brother and I splashed out on one. We didn't have much money but wanted something that we could expand. Unfortunately TI pulled out of Ireland not too long after and peripherals were in very short supply. Many is the night I stayed up transcribing pages of basic code from BYTE magazine (like the Frogger game)... and eventually learned enough to write a game or two of my own. It was a Rolls Royce compared to the other cheap family saloons around at the time. I still have one (in the attic) our original regrettably got tossed at some point along the way.

Thanks for all the information you have provided - I might just get around to one of those projects.

Rich Gilbertson

Vancouver, Washington, USA

11/29/2013

Just looking at TI99/4A sites.

Andy (aka Tornadoboy)

Massachusetts

11/12/2013

Awesome stuff, thanks for posting it!

Kevan Coleman

Winlock, Washington - USA

6/9/2013

VERY nice webpage you have here! My first run with the TI was 1983-1990. My second run started in 2013! Who would have known that this "Old Orphan" would STILL be supported and have such a large following after 30+ years! I'll see you at Yahoo Tech group for the TI!

Rainer

near Cologne/Germany

9/9/2012

Hello ! Very nice website for the TI-99/4A. I also got one in 1983. Whenever the handle Rudi994 in a web-forum or so, that's me, may be. Good luck !

Jake

Waco, Tx

8/18/2012

Found your site while searching for info on the ti-99 I just bought from goodwill.

fabrizio

Italy

7/10/2011

Great !!!!

www.webalice.it/facele

Riccardo Berti

Perth, Western Australia

6/22/2011

Compliments on your website and a hello to all the avid Ti 99/4A afficionados around the world.

The Ti 99/4A was an outstanding PC at the time of it's release; it was compact, supported various peripheral devices, relatively good quality games and programs and enabled users to create and run their programs in Basic. I remember joining the Perth Ti 99/4A club in Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley Perth Western Australia back I think in 1983 when I was around 12 y.old. People would but and sell hardware etc and I remember buying high quality Audio Tapes to store the games we had created and then selling these at the club meets. It was great being able to intuitevely program, build characters using hexadecimal programming in Basic; unfortunately I did not continue this hobby and would have liked to have kept up with creating games/ programs using other Operating systems and languages.

Hoping to one day see a working Ti 99/4A.

Best wishes
Riccardo

Juergen Priess

Gilching, Germany

4/16/2011

I got to your TI99 site by a wikipedia-link. The TI99/4A was my first Computer. It is still in my private "Showroom". Now i am 62 years old and still have a TI99 emulator installt on my notebook.

Fred Cugley

Adelaide South Australia

2/8/2011

Just found this site by accident.
Have many great memories from 1981 to mid nineties of the TI994a, as coordinator of ATICC user group.
Still use the TI Emulators on my PC.

Andres Schlesinger

Colombia - South America

8/23/2010

Think you very much!!

I grew up with a Ti99-4A, I learned programming with it, now 30 year later I am working as a programmer and Ti99-4/a gave me the first lesson.

Thanks again.

Benjamin Giguere

Glendale, AZ

5/8/2010

I took a computer class in October 1983 called Computer 2000. This was sponsored by my school using the TI99/4A.

I got my TI99/4A Christmas 1983 with a color Toshiba TV/Monitor, program recorder and remotes. My parents saw how much I enjoyed it they bought me the newer expansion box with 32k memory, disk drive, RS232 cards for Christmas 1984.

Christopher Rose

Lakewood WA.

3/24/2010

Thank you for this awesome resource. Hopefully I can use some of this for some of my TI related projects.

Christian Raap

Cologne, Germany

11/28/2009

Great Site, indeed ! I'm ti-user since 1982, beginning with TI-Basic, Extended Basic, Forth and Turbo-Pascal. I still have my complete equipment with console, peribox, printer and 1200k-Modem. I like to remember my ti 59 and ti 99/4a and use it still sometimes.

Rich Gilbertson

Vancouver Washington

11/17/2009

Been looking for how to get out the new RXB updates onto the web.

Edward Lee

Chicago

10/22/2009

I wrote a program called SPRTED1, a sprite editor for the TI-99/4A in TI Extended BASIC and assembly. I used to hang out on the TI North and TI West BBS and Alan Izzo's BBS in Westchester. I lost touch with the TI community after I went to college in 1988.

Keith Harvey

Barre, Vermont

8/21/2009

I used to own three TI 99/4A Consoles back in the early 1980's. Two 1981 model consoles and a 1983 V2.2 GROM console.

Stephen Wood

Waterdown, Ontario, Canada

7/3/2009

I bought a TI99/4A as soon as they came out. I started a software game company that same year (Graphic Software) and we designed and sold 12 different games on cassett. Those where the days!!
Steve

Bob Quintal

Clifton Park, New York

6/17/2009

Love the site. Nice to see so much interest in the TI99/4A even after all these years. I bought my original back in 1982, unfortunately I sold it in a garage sale..Doh!!! Am buying another from Ebay as I write this. I look forward to getting back to the good ol days of computing.

J. Fourie

Madison, WI, USA

5/22/2009

WOW!! Great site. I recently rediscovered my TI - I'm a software engineer and the TI is where I got my start back in 1984. Keep up the good work. Thanks!!!!!

Kent Sheets

North Fort Myers, FL

5/14/2009

After 20 years, I'm going to get rid of all my TI stuff. Now looking for sources who can tell me what is worth and/or who would be interested. TI99/4 TI99/4A. P-Box, Speech Boxes, lots of cartridges. I was a member of OH-MI-TI in Toledo, Ohio before we moved to Florida in 1988. I can still hear in my head from time to time, "Nice Shot Pilot!" ;o)

SheetsKent@aol.com 5/14/2009

James M. Postle, Sr.

San Bernardino, California

3/11/2009

Back for a visit...

Mark Mitchell

Oklahoma City, OK

2/17/2009

Kept my stuff from 1983. Much of it including a full PEB bought in desperation when TI announced withdrawal from market. Believe I'll set it up again now that I have more time to fiddle. Thanks for your good work.

Bror Nilsson Sweden

2/6/2009

I am so happy that you have done this perfect site about TI99/4A. I have a link to it so I hope it never will die. Have 3 complett sets with PEB änd all.

Dan Okoneski

Metro area, MN

10/27/2008

I got my 99/4A just before finishing up my active duty in the Navy. This was in San Diego early in 1983. I believe I payed $150 and TI was offering a $50 rebate!! Pretty dang cheap for the time! Taught myself basic on that computer and had a lot of fun with it. Great to see this site!
danO

Jonathan Hoyle

Rochester, NY

10/20/2008

Definitely enjoy the site. Makes me ache for my ol' TI-99/4A on my fingertips again.

Jo Stu

Germany

9/2/2008

nice homepage. i began computing in 1982 with a ti99, in this time a very good pc

Ed Kulb

NJ

8/17/2008

Adding insulation to the attic and down came boxes of TI stuff. Decided to do a little restoration project and was sure happy to find your site.

James Barnes

Huffman Texas

8/16/2008

Great site. Been a long time since we ran a buletin board with a 99/4A.

Rick Glisson

Memphis

7/29/2008

A great site indeed, thank you for all the hard work in putting it together.

wade casey

San Antonio

7/21/2008

I hate to say it but my TI with accessaries is in my computer room closet. It was fun to view your website. I have a second basic ti 99/4a too. I remember those days fondly. thank you for letting me wax nostalgic.

mike lunsford gdike@generationdata.net

henderson / las vegas nevada

7/6/2008

I was actually in the middle of writing an assy program (a word processor that used windows before windows came around) it would use paging memory, we figured out how to some 8k hitachi chips, also found in the horizon ram disks, and we could create large progams. then, well windows came out...

Eric

Downtown Chicago

5/8/2008

I'm trying to teach my coworkers about how computers work as an introduction to programming. Your logic gate graphics are FANTASTIC!

ekachin@hotmail.com

Dave U

Madison, WI

4/11/2008

Wow, what a trip down memory lane. I had a TI/994A back in 1982 also. It was the best Christmas present ever. I was 12 at the time and recall spending many hours when everyone was out side (so I could monopolize the TV) programming in extended basic. I had a tape drive, Tunnels, Parsec, and Supper Sketch.

I tell you, I was always amazed when people would talk about advances in computers that where just catching up to the TI. 16 bit processor in 1982! The 8 bit market dominated with the 6502 and the 8088 for so long. I finally gave it up for the Amiga.

I have noticed that us early computer guys are very nostalgic for the past. More so that any other group I have come across. Thanks for the trip.

-Dave

Andrea Goatin

Rome-Italy

2/11/2008

TI-99 is Fantastic.
Thanks for you website.
Ciao

Leon

Athens, Greece

2/8/2008

I admire your work, thank you for this great site. TI-99/4 was my first one too.

nic varnalis

pa

12/10/2007

Great Site! This is the computer that got me into the IT business believe or not! I loved the TI99 and was at one time also the President of the Central Pa TI99 Users Group.

Giorgio Gemmi

San Martino in Rio - Reggio Emilia - Italy

11/10/2007

I'm a ti99/4a owner's since 1983

alan bray

stockport united kingdom

10/10/2007

really like your site and I will most likely be doing some of your mods (quieter peb)!

James Rice

Dallas, TX

6/20/2007

I owned several TI99's in the 1980's but lost them during a divorce. I have gone on to collect, restore and hack other systems. This week I was given a complete 99/4A and PEB system on Freecycle and re-discovered why they were so fun to use and hack.

Thanks for preserving so much technical information!

Visit my collection at:

www.blackcube.org

Wayne Barry

Holiday, Florida

6/9/2007

This is the best vintage computer site I have seen EVER!! I learned more about my TI here than anywhere else. Thanks and keep it up.

Karsten

Denmark

4/13/2007

Absolutely great ! Very slick !
Keep up the good work. Here's a link to my TI site sometimes.99er.net
:-)

Mike Henry

Niskayuna, New York

3/16/2007

The color and animated graphics really got my kids interested in computers. Great start - too bad TI screwed up their marketing plan.

Mike Jacobs

Canon City, CO 81212

12/20/2006

Thanks for keeping the TI99/4A alive, and providing a source for information.

Philip Reagan

Houston, TX

12/17/2006

Wonderful site! Beautiful job. I'm ready to unpack all my old TI stuff and start playing again. Thanks for all the information. Beautiful images and great references. Keep up the good work!

Joe

Louisville KY

11/13/2006

I love the website. This is the best place to find info about the ti 99/4a... I just recently acquired a ti99/4a and I love it!

tom morrison

cheyenne WY

11/4/2006

Ah the memories. I started on a UNIVAC 1219. Machine language, then I got into basic.

Paul Turner

Salisbury, North Carolina

11/3/2006

Just wanted to thank you for the very informative webpage. Very nice trip down memory lane.

Andrea Contrucci

Scarperia (Florence) - Italy

8/23/2006

Great site!

Just a week ago I decided to give a new life to my TI-99/4A (bought in 1982!), recovering all the parts dislocated somewhere all around my garage. It is quite hard to find someone in Italy that still have this delightful computer. Here is my email address: contrucci@email.it

Ioannis arkoulis

Naxos Greece

8/3/2006

Nice Work friend , very intersting my best greeting, keep on....

Frank Elsesser

Roseville, CA

7/19/2006

I was looking for some of the old programs that I wrote in 1983 out of my bedroom, and had published in COMPUTE! magazine and sold mail-order...I wonder if anyone still plays them??? "The Dungeon", "Get The Gold", or "Sound Maker" were a few I wrote. What great memories - that little 99/4 lead me to where I am today working for one of the world's best high-tech companies not too far from silicon valley! Drop me a line if any of you have seen my old programs - I'd love to hear from ya! Happy 99'ing! az_track@yahoo.com

Bones

Sydney, Australia

5/28/2006

Great site.

Thanks for helping to keep the TI alive.

Mark A. Reed

Forest Hill, MD

5/23/2006

Your web site is nicely done. Outstanding effort. Have a great day.

Glenn J. Schworak

Salem Oregon

4/27/2006

Author of Karate Challange and Mission Destruct (reviewed on page 32 of January 1991 MICROpendium). Awesome site!

Richard Gilbertson

Vancouver Washington

3/27/2006

Still waiting on my PGRAM and Horizon 4000 RAMDISK to be sent back to me. Does the SAMS work with the mods you have installed or is there a SAMS version I can install in the P-Box?

Ben Hillard

Louisville, Ky

3/16/2006

Excellent site. Nice clean look and great graphics and lots of information.

Frank Johnson

276 Washington St #321

2/18/2006

None Given

Michael Leighty

Auburn, WA

1/29/2006

Thanks for the great resource. Your site has been invaluable to me for resurrecting my interest in the TI. Keep up the good work.

Mike Christianson

Manito, Illinois

1/23/2006

Absolutely awesome web site. I can't believe how many names I recognize in your guest book.

Richard Gilbertson

Vancouver Washington

11/25/2005

Just checking around as I got my old TI up and running again.

Berry Harmsen

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

11/18/2005

Ron, Your site is getting better and better. We (the dutch TI-UG) thank you for the fine information and the wonderful graphics. The CD that I got from you in Chicago is great. Thank you! Berry

Victor J. Steerup

St. Charles, IL

11/17/2005

Picked up your latest CD at the Chicago 2005 International Faire. Have been using TI-99\4a since 1980 when I was selling them thru Tronics. Have 2 systems, 1 for home and 1 for taking to club meetings, CUG meetings, usually the first Saturday of most months. E-mail at chitiprez@sbcglobal.net

Paul Allen

Doncaster, England

10/23/2005

I stumbled upon this site and it brought my youth flooding back. I still have my 99/4a that i got for Christmas in 1982 and i have dusted it down and it still works!!! playing parsec again 20 years later was a strange feeling and brought a lump to my throat :) Keep up the excellent work.

Sam

denver co

10/15/2005

HI! i was wondering if u can have an internet or telenet connection with the TI99/4A.

Note from Ron: Yes, in a limited way. Search for the term "telnet" in the TI 99 message group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ti99-4a/

Dennis

Western New York

8/8/2005

Wow. old brain cells coming back to life... I noticed that you do not have a genuine TI-99 printer attached to your system... (Actually it was a rebadged epson) Old times were good... it was my first computer...

frickel d frumm

in your TI99/4A!!! >=D

8/7/2005

hey... i was running my TI99/4A and the cyan screen was now green! i dono if it is a secret or a glitch, or a cabel problem, but i'l leave it!

Edward Cheek

Kannapolis, NC, USA

6/24/2005

Great site. The TI-99 was my first computer and I will always have a warm spot for it in my heart.

BWR_Rick

Piqua, OH

6/12/2005

Past VP/President (Dayton) Cin-Day Users Group. Love the new PC enabled TI emulator. I still have EVERTHING from 1983 thru 1992. Newsletters, promotions, 3 full systems + 2 more 4As. Great site! Thanks for the hard work! >>> R i c k <<<

John Larson

Washington, DC http://micbro.cybercatholics.com

5/7/2005

TI memories... Playing around with C99, with those "windows" libraries! I was so happy to see pop-up windows, but nothing ever came of them. Also, lots of sound experiments in C99. Rewriting a BASIC game (downhill skiing) in a FORTRAN compiler and slowing it down so it was playable. Endless hours of Spad XIII flying, 1st and 2nd versions. Lots of INFOCOM game hours clocked, especially Planetfall. Got Stationfall for the TI but never got very far with it. Eventually writing my own text adventures in Extended Basic. The Atari games.... especially Donkey Kong. The highly-competitive 2 player tennis game. FUN-L-WEB making disk access much easier. Designing screens for Spacestation Pheta. Most addictive game: Rabbit Trail. Putting a chip into the Super Extended Basic cartridge. And last but not least... the Axel-F theme, the most impressive use of the sound chip I ever heard.

Brian Fox

London Ontario, Canada

3/21/2005

Taking a trip down memory lane. I am tempted to pull my old system out of storage. I am really intrigued with putting RAM chips on the 16 bit buss. After the first time I saw the console schematics of the TI-99 I was really P^^ssed off. My last fling with the computer was extensively renovating TI-forth. I may continue that project and send you the results. As I recall the last thing I did was using a dumb terminal on the RS232 port instead of the video monitor. No graphics but a least I had 80 columns! brian.fox@rogers.com

Bernie Mullaly

Feasterville,Pennsylvania USA

2/20/2005

This is a Great web site. Alot of information that I need. bernie7787

Bror Nilsson bror@rixmail.se

Bjorboholm Sweden

2/14/2005

http://home1.swipnet.se/~w-18731/BEN-SON/index.htm is my homepage. I have five units of TI99/4A end started my computing with TI99/4A in 1983 just before X-mas. I have two boys so we had a network and all equipment we needed. On my homepage there is a link to your site but I have to relink it with the new adresses. Tanks a lot for all work you have done. Regards Bror, Magnus and David.

Rob Tempelmans Plat

Warnsveld, The Netherlands

2/7/2005

Great homepage. I enjoy to see that there is someone with the same name like I do. My homepage is: http://home.planet.nl/~tempe468 It is named Rooky's Homepage See you and greetings from Holland

ADRIAN AZCUAGA

VILLA CONSTITUCION SANTAFE ARGENTINA

2/1/2005

ME PARECE BARBARO QUE ALGUIEN SE OCUPE DE LA MEJOOR MAQUINA QUE SE DESARROLO PARA EL HOGAR

Achim

Dortmund,Germany

1/7/2005

Great site!

greg esperes

milwaukee wi

12/9/2004

Very helpful site as information on the TI is getting hard to find. An excellent simulator for Windows is available at:http://www.99er.net/win994a.shtml

Chris Bobbitt

Vienna, VA

11/22/2004

Nice site. Used to own Asgard Software all those years ago.. was a really good foundation for my career.

Walid Maalouli

Eagan, MN

11/14/2004

Fantastic site!

Richard Bell

Staten Island, New York

11/13/2004

Enjoyed the visit, nice work! :)

Michael Suter

Fort Myers, Florida

11/12/2004

TI owner since 1980. Extended Basic Programmer. Lots of programs were so big I recieved "Memory Full" errors. Collector, Appreciator.

Ron Gerut

Skokie, Illinois (near Chicago)

11/6/2004

None Given

Linda Hinson

Indiana

10/28/2004

Great site!!!!

Carlos Randolph

Chicago, IL

10/11/2004

Fantastic Site! I was searching through various links to add to my web links section and ran into this one. I'm going to give the 8k supercart a try and see how it goes..

Carmine M.

Lioni (Avellino) Italy

10/6/2004

Sigh!!

Dave Wilson

San Francisco, CA

9/6/2004

Wow! Great site, very informative and practical. Wish cables section would give details on various floppy disk drive cables (e.g. TI, Corcomp, etc.), but otherwise, great site. Thanks!

michael j nurney

Yourkshire , UK

8/23/2004

Avid Ti99er ,i buy and sell equipment too. Looking for information on the Ti gramcard which i have, but dont know how to use! thanks. mjnurney@tiscali.co.uk

Steve E

Amarillo, TX

8/20/2004

TI-User from way back.......have a non-functioning 99/4a and 2 working TI-99/8 computers with Armadillo interfaces. I love the TI. It has a special place in my heart.

John Cassidy

Rickmansworth UK

8/20/2004

Terrific site - have just dusted down my TI after many years non use

Tom Wills

Tucson, AZ

7/19/2004

Great looking sight. Best graphics I have seen on any TI site, bar none!!! BTW, check out the New TI99ers On-Line User Group at http://www.ti99olug.org and the TI99'ers Hall of Fame at http://www.ti99hof.org.

Matthew Hagerty

Marshall Michigan

6/26/2004

WOW! What a great site! And it looks fantastic! Thank you for brining together all this TI information in one place, and in a way that is clear, usable, and looks good. I'm warming up my soldering iron right now. :-) My dad bought me a 99/4A in the spring of 1983 (for $150 at JC Penny) and I loved it! I was 13 at the time and had never touched a computer. I taught myself how to program by going through the BASIC manual that came with the unit. Come Christmas 1983 and there was a nice new ($450 from Sears) PEB under the tree!! That was probably the most exciting Christmas of my childhood. Along with the PEB came the editor/assembler and thus I passed the point of no return with programming. I loved assmebly, but was very confused by many of the concepts. The lights didn't start going on until I got Compute's wonderful book on TI assembly programming. The rest they say is history, so I won't ramble on any longer. Great Site! Matthew

Jeff Rock

Pittsburgh, PA

6/23/2004

Great site! My son asked me about my first computer a few months back and I told him it was a TI-99/4A. He suggested that we look it up on the net and we found your site. We've been back quite a few times to check out specs, upgrades and porjects. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and helping out a father son team.

Pete Cypher

Madison Wisconsin

5/10/2004

I enjoyed programing this computer and still use it from time to time. It was a computer ahead of its time.

James M. Postle, Sr

San Bernardino, California

4/21/2004

Enjoy the visit. Great site. Keep up the great work. Postle

LeeAnn

Cincinnati Ohio

4/14/2004

My 80 year old Mother has a TI. She plays Yahtzee on it everyday. This is her second one, she wore out the first one. I'm glad I finally found a site that can give me some information, we have never had any instruction books. Thanks!!!

Ted Schoblocher

North Port, FL

4/13/2004

Very good site. Really addresses the TI intrest. Thank you. Ted S.

Kory ( email:shortbusalaboard@aol.com)

Ca.

3/26/2004

Great site, keep up the good work. In 1984 I recieved a Ti994a as a gift, I found my passion in life programming games whenever I had time...(always)... In 1994 I enrolled in art school to fufill a passion I discovered 10 years before...(creating graphics for games).. In 2004 I landed a job with Sony Corps largest playstation developer. I now have come full circle and have re-opened my Ti vault and program games once again with it. Every time I hear the beep of the Ti it reminds me of my youth.. I have read many negative comments putting Texas Instruments down for the death of the Ti...The Ti has not died... I feel as though I owe Texas Instruments a bow for developing a computer a 12 year old could understand in a time when computers were user-unfriendly and parents did not understand them at all.. (In general)... The underdogs in the Ti tangent are those who dream about what the Ti could have been, and don't stop to think about how long it has survived...and don't realize it hasn't reached it's maximum potential yet. If it had reached the limit we would not have web rings and user groups talking about USB support, and Scsi hard drives. After these popular hardware choices are gone the Ti will adapt to the next layer of technology... The Ti/99/4a is much alive and ready for tomorrow....I have no doubt that I will continue to use mine for years... Kory Hagney March of 2004...

Ralph E. Rees

Phoenix, AZ

3/24/2004

Absolutely outstanding site! My trusty TI and I have been together since 1983 and I just love that there is still so much interest for it. Definitely conTInuing!

Dave Connery

Elgin Il

3/20/2004

Great resource for the TI/Geneve community. Thank you for the great graphics and Schematic's. See ya at the next Faire!!

Tom Holland

Holly Springs, North Carolina

3/20/2004

Great site!

Nadav Ben-Ami

Baltimore, MD

2/26/2004

Great site!! Very informative, and a must for those wanting to learn more about the secrets of this machine, and there maybe even many more secrets we still have yet to discover which is why this machine cannot die! Shame on TI and mismanagement, heck! If I was the CEO back then, I would have called a meeting of all engineers and marketing and fired those who were thinking of giving up on such a great technological advanced machine of all time.. EVERYONE FIGHTS, NO ONE QUITS, YA DON'T DO YOUR JOB, i WILL FIRE YOU MYSELF.. thats what they should have done to those who poorly marketed this machine.. It was too early for this machine to die, and now only 20 years later, TI REALLY REGRETS having to pull the plug..after what we have done with impressive hardware! TI LIVES!

Mark Wacholtz

http://994a.com/

2/15/2004

Great informative Site! Wish I had time to work on the one I had planned. Which brings me to a question; Anyone interested in leasing, buying, or using the domain name "994a.com"? Visit for more info: http://994a.com/

Craig Stogran

Ledyard, CT

2/12/2004

Fantastic site, Ron!! Wonderful graphics. I currently work in the IT business, and I still have my TI that I bought in '82. I learned most of what I know about computers from that machine. I still tinker with assembly language on it. Anybody else (besides me) have a QUEST Ramdisk?

Dirk Snoeckx

Lier, Belgium, Europe, Planet Earth

2/10/2004

Cool site. Love your graphic art about the TI and the Geneve. If I find a high quality printshop they'll find a place on my wall :-) Former TI-99/4A and Geneve hard- and software wizzkid. Those where the days. No money and so many ideas.

Mark A. Reed

Forest Hill, MD

2/5/2004

Very nice. A WOW! of a TI-99/4a web site. Thank you very much.

Bruce Maret

South Bend, IN

2/4/2004

Thanks for helping to keep the TI ticking!

Ken Czerwinski

Huntley, Illinois

2/4/2004

I was just looking at your page on the 2003 faire and continued browsing through your site. I was involved in the TI User's Group about 20 years ago. I arranged for the meeting rooms at Triton College back then. I'm glad to see that the group is still going.

Ernest Pergrem

Illinois

2/3/2004

Great work Ron!!

ian barker

stockton, uk

2/3/2004

1st class site, Especially the project section. Deserves an award

Chris Schneider

Houston, Texas

2/3/2004

Great upgrades!

Scott Darling

Spokane, Wa

2/3/2004

One of the best online sites info and the graphics make it the best one in the TI community.

Tursi

San Francisco, CA

2/3/2004

Thanks for the resource! :)

Beery Miller

Houston, TX

2/3/2004

Great web site and love the IQ Test. Scored only 50%.......

Robert Boyd

Tecumseh, Ontario.

2/3/2004

Great graphics and an excellent resource.

Dan O'Quinn

South Carolina

2/3/2004

Great Site!

Bob kaspar

Lakewood,Ohio

2/3/2004

Keep up the good work, "We" appreciate it more than we can tell you. Thanx

Rod Lavington

Perth, Western Australia

2/3/2004

Great site with some lots of info!

Lew King

Industry, PA

2/3/2004

A typical adventureous /4A user.

Dallas Phillips

LaGrange, KY

2/3/2004

Very good site. I'm glad to find it.

Sergio Vigano

Milan, Italy

2/3/2004

Great site! TI99 forever!!!

Alex Mason

Kansas City, MO

2/2/2004

Very nice Graphics

John Creviston Jr

TEXAS

2/1/2004

Excellent site Very good information and great graphics. Different approach from any other 4A site. Looking forward to your next update.