Jim Payne was one of many small, cottage industry supporters of Timex/Sinclair computers. He wrote several programs for the 1000 and 2068 and started Pheonix Enterprises, a mail order business, to sell them after Timex exited the market in 1984.
Jim Payne
Articles (1)
| Title | Author(s) | Publication | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dear Editor Letters about 2068; memory packs for 1000; keyboard problems; temperature problems. | Alexander Sloan Bob Eikhof Cedric Bastiaans Don Downs Fred Lewis Jim Payne John Mitchell Michael Bowman Mike Thornton Rois Harder Sigmund Mentzel | Syntax | November 1983 |
Companies (1)
| Title | Location |
|---|---|
| Pheonix Enterprises | 1780 N. DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19901 |
Products (2)
| Title | Company |
|---|---|
| Operation Pheonix Strategy game. TS 2068 version has music and high-resolution color graphics. | Pheonix Enterprises |
| T/S Count Double-entry accounting package. | Pheonix Enterprises |
Blog Posts (1)
| Title | Date |
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| Jim Payne and Pheonix Enterprises Jim Payne was one of many small, cottage industry supporters of Timex/Sinclair computers. He wrote several programs for the 1000... | April 13, 2021 |