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At the time of it’s introduction, Stewart Weinstock, Radio Shack’s corporate buyer for the Tandy 600, said that Tandy had no plans to introduce an external drive or develop disk based or ROM based software other than BASIC on ROM. Tandy looked to third parties to address user needs. (80 Micro, February 1986, page 22.
