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content/museum/video-technology-laser-310.md

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   - title: THE LASER 310
     subtitle: ''
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        source : [The VZ200](http://vz200.tripod.com)
 
       **... READ THE ONLINE VERSION BY CLICKING BELOW :**
-  comments:
-  - author: Legend Chen (China)
-    date: Saturday 12th October 2019
-    text: Same as MagNet. I was about 10 in 1988 when my father, chief engineer of a local computer factory, brought me a LASER 310 from Hong Kong. That was one of my best childhood memories ever since. The BASIC language, the official demo cassette including a very attractive game, and the whole configuration that needs several minutes to set up.
-  - author: Dave
-    date: Sunday 2nd June 2019
-    text: |-
-      The intro-to-computing courses with the Laser 310 / VZ300 must nearly have been worldwide, as these were also advertised in various magazines in Australia between 1985 to \~1988.
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-      For any VZ fans, come on over to our ''VZ / Laser'' Facebook page.
-  - author: MaGNeT (Netherlands)
-    date: Wednesday 8th March 2017
-    text: Back in 1988, when I was 12, my parents put me on a "BASIC programming for the youth" course by the Scheidegger Institute. The Laser 310 came in a small suitcase, together with a course folder. Back then it was my first experience with a computer and got totally hooked.
-  - author: Steve Van Nieuwenhoven (Belgium)
-    date: Thursday 8th January 2015
-    text: Same story as Enrico. My dad went on a computer course at Sheidegger Industries to learn "computer" and afterwards he could purchase the machine in 1984 for 27000 BEF $ a half months wages back then.
-  - author: Enrico Barbisan (Italy)
-    date: Saturday 31st August 2002
-    text: |-
-      So, finally I've found a Laser 310 Clor Computer! I have to say that, on the back, production year is 1983, not 1984!\
-      And this computer was not sold only in Australia and NZ: in Italy there was computer courses to learn computer science with this computer, and at the end of the course people could buy Laser 310!
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   - /museum/dick-smith-vz200
   - /museum/dick-smith-vz300