--- title: Tandy Radio Shack Portable Wordprocessor WP-2 / WP-3 categories: - Computers types: - Portable origins: - U.S.A. years: - '1989' cpus: - NEC 70008A-6 params: name: Portable Wordprocessor WP-2 / WP-3 image: /media/museum/photos/tandy_wp2_1s.jpg company: /companies/tandy-radio-shack company_name: Tandy Radio Shack specs: - label: NAME value: Portable Wordprocessor WP-2 / WP-3 - label: MANUFACTURER value: Tandy Radio Shack - label: TYPE value: Portable - label: ORIGIN value: U.S.A. - label: YEAR value: '1989' - label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE value: word processor, simple terminal emulator program and telephone directory/calendar software - label: KEYBOARD value: full stroke keyboard, 62 keys - label: CPU value: NEC 70008A-6 (Zilog Z-80 compatible) - label: SPEED value: 5.5296 MHz - label: RAM value: |- WP-2 : 32 KB (up to 160 KB)\ WP-3 : 64 KB (up to 160 KB) - label: ROM value: 256 KB (BIOS, word processor & spell check) - label: TEXT MODES value: 80x8 - label: GRAPHIC MODES value: 480x64 (but not usable as no programmable language is available) - label: COLORS value: monochrome built-in LCD display - label: SOUND value: piezo buzzer - label: SIZE / WEIGHT value: 25.4 (H) x 297 (W) x 210 (D) mm / 1.1 Kg - label: I/O PORTS value: Parallel/Centronics Printer (DB25), Serial RS-232C (DE9), Tape Recorder Interface (DIN8), Half Card RAM Slot - label: BUILT IN MEDIA value: RAM disk (with extra RAM chip), Memory Card (Battery backed PCMCIA sized card) - label: POWER SUPPLY value: 4 x AA batteries or AC adapter (6v, 400 mA) - label: PERIPHERALS value: 32/128 KB RAM internal chips, 32/64/128/256KB option ROM card, 32/64/128KB option RAM card, Portable Disk Drive 2, Modems - label: PRICE value: |- WP-2 : US$349.95 (1991, USA), A$499 (1992, Australia)\ WP-3 : $449 (1993, Australia) tabs: - photos - adverts - links - docs photos: - title: WP-2 subtitle: '' text: '' image: /media/museum/photos/tandy_wp2_1.jpg - title: SIDE VIEW subtitle: '' text: '' image: /media/museum/photos/tandy_wp2_2.jpg - title: REAR VIEW subtitle: '' text: '' image: /media/museum/photos/tandy_wp2_rear.jpg adverts: - title: USA RADIO SHACK CATALOG (1991) subtitle: '' text: '' image: /media/museum/pubs/tandy_wp2_pub_1.jpg - title: AUSTRALIAN TANDY CATALOG (1992) subtitle: '' text: '' image: /media/museum/pubs/tandy_wp2_pub_2.jpg - title: AUSTRALIAN TANDY CATALOGS (1993) subtitle: '' text: WP-3 model image: /media/museum/pubs/tandy_wp3_pub_1.jpg links: - title: 8bit-micro url: http://www.8bit-micro.com/wp2wp3.htm text: Nice info there, with manual to download and tips on how to make your own Null modem cable - title: Larwe.com url: http://www.larwe.com/museum/tandywp2.html text: Nice detailed page about the WP-2 with good pictures - title: Official support pages from Tandy url: http://support.radioshack.com/support_accessories/5589.htm text: Go there while it's still online - title: The Tandy WP-2 & Citizen (NTS) WP10 Revised History! url: http://www.8bit-micro.com/wp2-Revised-History.htm text: article explaining difference between Tandy and Citizen models docs: - title: WP-2 OWNER'S MANUAL url: http://www.8bit-micro.com/download.htm cover: /media/museum/docs/couvs/tandy_wp2_owner-manual_doc.jpg text: |- [**WP-2 OWNER'S MANUAL**](http://www.8bit-micro.com/download.htm)written by Tandy  compiled/archived by Unknown\  type of document : PDF\  size : 5,1 MB\  source : [www.8bit-micro.com](http://www.8bit-micro.com) - title: WP-2 SERVICE MANUAL url: http://www.larwe.com/museum/tandywp2.html cover: /media/museum/docs/couvs/tandy_wp2_service-manual_doc.jpg text: |- [**WP-2 SERVICE MANUAL**](http://www.larwe.com/museum/tandywp2.html)written by Tandy Radio-Shack  compiled/archived by Lewin A.R.W. Edwards\  type of document : PDF\  size : 13,5 MB\  source : [www.larwe.com](http://www.larwe.com) comments: - author: TC (USA) date: Monday 22nd October 2012 text: Roger, it''s been over a year, but do you still need a Tandy WP-2? I have one that I don''t use all that much and was thinking of posting it on eBay or Craigslist. It''s been upgraded with a 128kb RAM internal storage chip (I actually have an extra 128kb RAM internal storage chip if anyone else is interested) and comes with a black vinyl slipcover case. I can be reached at oahu_NO_SPAM_1961 at yah_oo dot com (just remove the obvious, the underscores and $ the appropriate punctuation marks). - author: SmurfyDog date: Saturday 16th June 2012 text: |- I still have one of these somewhere.\ By the time I got it it was already considered a bit of a dinosaur, but it was so helpful during my time at highschool and university. And unlike other computers I owned at the time it NEVER crashed or lost data. Sorry Roger, but I''m hanging on to it. I got rid of nearly all of my old computers as I upgraded and I regret that very much. - author: Roger Keller (United States) date: Wednesday 24th August 2011 text: Need operating manual wp100 wp-2 - author: Roger Keller (United States) date: Wednesday 24th August 2011 text: looking for wp 2portable wordprocessor oc_id: 1256 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230608083548/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1256 date: '2023-06-08' --- Still sought after by writers and students, the Tandy WP-2 and Tandy WP-3 are perfect writing companions. Used to take notes, prepare reports and write letters, these WP systems are technically real computers based on a Zilog Z80 processor. The WP-2 is essentially a Tandy-branded version of a Citizen portable wordprocessor called the **CBM-10WP**. Extract from Tandy catalog:\ "There are battery operated, weight only 3.1 pounds and are 1" thin. The full size keyboard lets you cut, paste, search, replace, center and justify your text with just a few keystrokes. And there's no need to lug around a heavy dictionnary. The jet black case houses a 100,000-word spelling checker and a 200,000-word thesaurus. For hard copies of your work, the WP-2 easily connectes to Tandy or IBM-compatible printers. You even add an optional modem to transfer files to your personal computer by phone." The following applications are built-in ROM and available in standard: TEXT, TELCOM, PHONE (address), CALENDAR (schedule), SPELLCHECK and FILES. The WP-2/3 while being dedicated word processors also have a terminal mode and x-modem file transfer capabilities. You can write programs on another computer, assemble them and xfer them to the WP-2/3 with x-modem and they can then be run. The **WP-3** seems to be the exact same model except that it has 64 KB as standard (whereas the WP-2 has 32 KB). The only other significant difference between the WP-2 and WP-3 is that the WP-3 has British English dictionary and the keyboard can generate the UK pound symbol. --- Contributors: David Wilson