Finally – if you’re feeling nostalgic – check out Radio Shack’s new retro record player. For under $150, it plays vinyl, CDs, cassettes, radio, MP3s – and streams from Bluetooth.

She has worked at the Radio Shack in Prince Frederick for 34 years and loves it – mostly because of the customers. But this week she's ringing up the last sales, helping the last customers.

As a child of an electronic engineer, I spent a lot of time in our local Radio Shack as a kid. While my dad was locating capacitors and resistors, I was in the toy section. It was there, in 1984 ...

The 1980s were the heyday of the venerable Z80, a processor that found its way into innumerable home computers, industrial systems, and yes — arcade machines. However, not everyone had a Z80 ...

Inside the radio shack - Karel, OK2ZI points to the main computer of the club with fibre-optic connections to all six operating positions. There are six team members, six bands used in the contests ...

They even had a built-in distribution system through the massively successful Radio Shack, which had more retail locations than McDonald’s. They dominated early personal computer sales by owning ...

A Radio Shack store in Marshfield, Mass., seen here on April 30, 2007. Alan Cross remembers decades earlier, when he couldn't wait to receive the Radio Shack catalogue to see what audio gear he ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — One of the few remaining Radio Shack stores is shutting its doors on Saturday. The Derby Radio Shack has been open since 1991, and the co-owners are ready to retire. “It ...

A check that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs made out to Radio Shack on July 23, 1976, just months after the pioneering computer company was founded, has gone up for auction.

A check that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs made out to Radio Shack on July 23, 1976, just months after the pioneering computer company was founded, has gone up for auction.

Radio Shack, which filed for bankruptcy in 2015, is intertwined with the creation myths of many Silicon Valley companies including Apple. Apple's other cofounder, Steve Wozniak, used a Radio Shack ...

Apple's other cofounder, Steve Wozniak, used a Radio Shack computer system in 1972 to build his "Blue Box" – a device for making illegal long-distance calls.