RadioShack is the same old store.” Web-based competition and shifts ... in their car and produced a mass-market computer, the TRS-80, within months of Steve Jobs.

The TRS-80 Computer is a microcomputer launched by Radio Shack in the summers of 1977. It is a notable invention in desktop ...

So now that the '80s has stolen back the old RadioShack (by riding off in a DeLorean, of course), a newer, sleeker RadioShack can emerge, aka, kind of looks like an Apple store.

Radio Shack is reportedly closing 500 stores after its popular Super Bowl ad joked about being stuck in the '80s. "The '80s called: They want their store back." Unfortunately, it turns out Radio ...

Chucky and just about every other ‘80s star in a “totally awesome” Super Bowl commercial. In the commercial, a RadioShack store gets a call from the ‘80s. Before long, the store is stormed ...

RadioShack can't escape the '80s One dealer said he opened a store four years ago with a $250,000 investment. It lost $100,000 over the first three years it was in business but finally broke even ...

The original consumer electronics store — just as important to older ... A RadioShack engraved putter had 31 bids and a top price of $80. This RadioShack Chromatic-278 clock radio and other ...

Its shares fittingly trade in the 80s -- but that's in cents ... But when I visited a newly remodeled RadioShack concept store in Manhattan's West Village in late September to get a preview ...

This early consumer PC gained its name from a combination of the store name with that of its parent company, Tandy, resulting in "Tandy/RadioShack" or TRS. Logically, the machine gained its "80 ...

RadioShack, once a household name in electronics, experienced a rapid rise and even steeper decline that still fascinates ...

As RadioShack gets ready to shut most of its stores and layoff thousands of employees, one former shacker — and the editor of this site — looks back on one of the strangest pre-employment expe ...