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- title: DICK SMITH VZ-200
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 source : [The VZ200](http://vz200.tripod.com)
comments:
- author: Cynde (Australia)
date: Wednesday 23rd March 2022
text: Dianne, if you are interested in selling, I am looking to purchase a Vtech Laser 200.
- author: Dianne (Geelong, Australia)
date: Saturday 19th March 2022
text: We are currently cleaning up an Estate and have found a Laser 200 in it''s box with (premium condition), including the User Manual and demonstration tape still with it, although there is no power chord / transformer. We still have to decide what we should do with it.
- author: Gavin (New Zealand )
date: Sunday 28th August 2016
text: 'My first computer, I wrote an emulator for the VZ200 here: http://www.gstsoftware.co.nz/'
- author: Frank
date: Thursday 16th June 2016
text: The price for the computer 1984 in France was not 196 €. The Euro was implemented end of the millennium. The currency in France was franc in 1984.
- author: Krisztian (Hungary)
date: Sunday 17th April 2016
text: |-
TO: "Saturday 19th October 2013 Frank (Germany)"\
One is available here for some more days: http://szamitastechnika.vatera.hu/pc_asztali_szamitogep/retro_szamitogep_kiegeszito/egyeb/laser_color_computer_210_2236200248.html
- author: Martin (Hunsrueck / Germany)
date: Monday 28th July 2014
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Yessss!\
I just found one on eBay! And I won the auction!!
Fantastic!
- author: Frank (Germany)
date: Saturday 19th October 2013
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Iam looking for my old Laser210, it was my first computer 1984. If somebody knows where i can found them, please let me know. Also Lightpen or printer interface are interesting for me.\
Frank
- author: Miroslav Werner (Czech Republic)
date: Wednesday 13rd March 2013
text: Mine is brander VZ 200 colour computer, I think its the same stuff.
- author: Miroslav Werner (Czech Republic)
date: Wednesday 13rd March 2013
text: I have one for sale. Or better, trade for brands I am more interested to (Sinclair, Amstrad, Amiga).
- author: Erik (France)
date: Monday 7th January 2013
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I buy one because my shop was ZX81 out of stock and I have my all first programmer''s emotions with this machine.
Because of this machine I spent 20 years of my life in the Video Games industry as programmer. The best years of my professionnal life ever..
- author: Jeremy (Australia)
date: Monday 16th January 2012
text: I still remember the different memory addresses, such as using "POKE 30744,1" to invert the colours in text mode.
- author: Wildrose (Greece)
date: Wednesday 31st August 2005
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This machine was my very first 'computer' in age of 13!! I plug it to my B/W TV and i just look at the screen for 2 Hours...\
That was my very first step in to computers world!!\
Now i'm a Network Engineer/Cisco Expert in a big ISP.
- author: Erich Kitzmüller (Earth)
date: Monday 26th May 2003
text: The keyboard of the Laser 210 was surprisingly good, better than on the Sinclair Spectrum. The largest problem was the lack of Software, there was next to nothing available on the market. In Text mode, only special block characters could be colored (8 colors), text was eighter white-on-green or white-on-amber. In graphic mode, every pixel could have (independently) on of four colors; there were two colorsets, Red-Green-Blue-White and Magenty-Cyan-Yellow-White.
related:
- /museum/dick-smith-vz200
- /museum/dick-smith-vz300