joelandsonja: I found a picture of me playing a game on an old PC in the late 80's (I know, I'm adorable), but I was trying to find out which PC I was using. Oddly enough our family actually had a number of computers throughout my childhood, despite the fact that we were not rich (we were just a bunch of nerds), but I can't quite figure out what PC I was using in this image. I'm leaning towards the Tandy 1000, but I'm not exactly sure what model this would be (also the monitor if you know). Any thoughts?

Maighstir: Without actually seeing a picture, it's rather difficult trying to identify the computer in it.

joelandsonja: I found a picture of me playing a game on an old PC in the late 80's (I know, I'm adorable), but I was trying to find out which PC I was using. Oddly enough our family actually had a number of computers throughout my childhood, despite the fact that we were not rich (we were just a bunch of nerds), but I can't quite figure out what PC I was using in this image. I'm leaning towards the Tandy 1000, but I'm not exactly sure what model this would be (also the monitor if you know). Any thoughts?

Serren: Looks like a Tandy 1000 EX. The HX and EX share a similar profile but the HX doesn't have the floppy drive on the side.

joelandsonja: I think you might be right, but I'm a bit thrown off by the keyboard. The keys seem spaced apart in the picture, but the EX looks like there's no separation between the keys. Is there a chance it could be something else?

joelandsonja: I found a picture of me playing a game on an old PC in the late 80's (I know, I'm adorable)

Serren: It might just be the angle that the photo was taken at. Here is an image of the EX from more of a side view (I didn't come across any from the exact same angle). The headphone jack, volume knob, DIN connectors and floppy drive all match up with your picture.

gogamess: Hope this helps:

Tandy 1000 EX