TRS-80 Computer Schematic Art Print
This art print turns the circuitry of Tandy’s Radio Shack home computer into graphic wall art. City Prints treats the board layout the way it treats a city grid, so the traces and components read as line, shape, and color from across a room. It lands well in software offices, engineering departments, and the home office of anyone who learned to code on an early 8-bit machine.
- Published by City Prints, part of their computer and console schematic series.
- Subject is the internal schematic of the TRS-80, one of the first mass-market personal computers.
- Unframed prints use 105# Stardream Pearlescent Paper, a heavy stock with a subtle metallic shimmer.
- A SKU on the back upper right corner helps orient the sheet for hanging.
- Finishing options: unframed, black polystyrene poly frame, genuine wood frame with acid-free bevel-cut mat and crystal-clear acrylic, or gallery-wrapped canvas on heavy gauge wood stretcher bars.
- Framed pieces ship with a sealed dust cover and silver hanging hardware attached.
- Printed on demand through Map Shop.









