
Texas Instruments adverts

November 1978
New from Texas Instruments. The world's most powerful pocket calculators. For the easiest problem solving ever.
From the company which "made micro-electronic calculators and watches possible" - Texas Instruments - comes a contender for crown, albeit with a mere 45 buttons compared to Commo...

July 1982
You can't get a home computer from Texas Instruments under 16K RAM
Here is an advert from the company that did quite a bit to shake up the 1970s calculator market, and in doing so caused Commodore to buy MOS Technology and with it the 6502, which...

December 1982
TI's Home Computer. Unbeatable value. Unrivalled software.
The original TI99/4 had been released back in 1979 and was the first ever 16-bit home computer, running TI's own TMS 9900 CPU. It didn't get off to a good start in the UK, as ea...

23rd June 1983
The new TI Professional Computer. If you want the business edge, it's the answer
Just a few months before Texas Instruments announced that due to poor sales of its TI99/4A home micro it was exiting the consumer and home-computer business, comes this advert for...

October 1983
The unbeatable TI home computer. It's all the computers your family will ever need
TI's pushing of Commodore out of the calculator market in the 1970s had come back to haunt it in 1983 - the year of this advert. When TI, which had been manufacturing the calcul...