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Photos: Book celebrates Texas Instruments

by ZDNet Author  |  July 20, 2006 2:45pm PDT  |  Image 12 of 13

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99/5A
The TI 99/4A home computer. Back in 1981, this thing sold for $525, a more refined version of a PC it released in 1979. As on other occasions, being early didn't help TI establish the dominant position in the market. In October 1983, it exited home computers and said it had lost $680 million on them since the beginning. Later TI sold laptops before selling the entire division.

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