Altamont Now (2008)
A TI-99/4A appears in the bunker and appears to used for controlling the its systems.
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A
Released in 1981, the TI-99/4A was an upgrade to the TI-99/4 with an improved keyboard. Like the earlier machine it had a 16-bit processor which was unique in its day. Later versions came in a grey plastic case.
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•Altamont Now (2008) •Defiance - Season 3, Episode 4, "Dead Air" (2015) •Riptide - Season 2, Episode 2, "The Orange Grove" (1984) •The Terror Within (1989)
Defiance - Season 3, Episode 4, "Dead Air" (2015)
Niles uses a TI-99/4A as some sort of remote control for his stereo system.
Riptide - Season 2, Episode 2, "The Orange Grove" (1984)
After sneaking into a military camp, the guys discover an officer dead in his quarters. Murray uses the officer's TI-99/4A (disguised as a PDQ-3) to access a military computer and gather vital clues.
The machine is shown as having a built in acoustic coupler and is connected to a TV by a pair of clips applied to its expansion port.
The Terror Within (1989)
There is a TI-99/4A in the control room of the Mojave bunker.
