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Texas Instruments Sydney Users' Group newsletter

1985

Texas Instruments Sydney Users' Group newsletter

1985

  • NFSA IDBR38H46X
  • TypeDocumentation
  • MediumDocumentation
  • FormPeriodical, Organisational papers (newsletters, admin papers)
  • Year1985

This is the April 1985 Sydney News Digest of TISHUG (Texas Instruments Home-computer Users’ Group), a newsletter catering to enthusiasts of the Texas Instruments 99/4A home computer. The typewritten, hand-stapled Digest has the look and feel of an amateur fanzine, putting members in touch with one another to share tips, news and details of meetings. It gives a valuable glimpse into Australia’s early computing communities and the DIY spirit and tech-support culture that united them.

This is the April 1985 Sydney News Digest of TISHUG (Texas Instruments Home-computer Users’ Group), a newsletter catering to enthusiasts of the Texas Instruments 99/4A home computer. The typewritten, hand-stapled Digest has the look and feel of an amateur fanzine, putting members in touch with one another to share tips, news and details of meetings. It gives a valuable glimpse into Australia’s early computing communities and the DIY spirit and tech-support culture that united them.

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