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Video Technology LASER 200 / 210
Computers
Home Computer
Hong Kong
1983
Zilog Z80 A
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LASER 200 / 210 /media/museum/photos/vtech_laser200_2.jpg /media/museum/logos/vtech_laser200_logo.gif /companies/video-technology Video Technology
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NAME LASER 200 / 210
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MANUFACTURER Video Technology
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TYPE Home Computer
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ORIGIN Hong Kong
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YEAR November 1983
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END OF PRODUCTION 1985
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BUILT IN LANGUAGE Microsoft Basic
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KEYBOARD QWERTY, 45 rubber keys\ Basic instructions and graphic symbols
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CPU Zilog Z80 A
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SPEED 3.58 MHz
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CO-PROCESSOR Motorola 6847 (video processor)
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RAM 2 KB (Laser 200) / 6 KB (Laser 210/ VZ 200 / Salora Fellow)\ Up to 64 KB with memory addons
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VRAM 2 KB
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ROM 16 KB
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TEXT MODES 32 x 16, 8 colors (Mode 0)
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GRAPHIC MODES 128 x 64, 4 colors (Mode 1)
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COLORS 8
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SOUND 1 voice, 3 octaves
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SIZE / WEIGHT 29 x 17 x 4 cm / 800 gr
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I/O PORTS Tape-recorder (600 bauds)\ RF video out\ Composite video out (DIN)\ Memory upgrade port\ Expansion port
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POWER SUPPLY 10-12v, 800ma
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PRICE $99 USD\ 196 (France, december 84)
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DICK SMITH VZ-200 Same case as the Laser 200, but with more memory (8k). [Thanks to S. Walgenbach for the picture](http://www.homecomputer.de) /media/museum/photos/vtech_vz200_1.jpg
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THE LASER 210 Same case as the Salora Fellow, different from the Laser 200. [Thanks to S. Walgenbach for the picture](http://www.homecomputer.de) /media/museum/photos/vtech_laser210.jpg
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THE SALORA FELLOW Different case from the Laser 200, but the same one as the Laser 210. [Thanks to S. Walgenbach for the picture](http://www.homecomputer.de) /media/museum/photos/vtech_salora_fellow.jpg
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THE LASER 200 /media/museum/photos/vtech_laser200.jpg
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REAR OF THE LASER 200 From left to right: Power supply | Tape-recorder | Monitor | Memory expansion port | Peripheral port | Video output /media/museum/photos/vtech_laser200_back.jpg
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INSIDE A poor quality manufacturing Thanks to **www.zonadepruebas.com** /media/museum/photos/videotech_laser200_inside_1.jpg
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FRENCH ADVERT (SEPT. 83) "The incredible Secam color micro-computer !" /media/museum/pubs/vtech_laser200_fr-pub_2.jpg
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FRENCH ADVERT (JULY 84) ''The Laser 200, a Secam color micro-computer really very suprising'' /media/museum/pubs/vtech_laser200_pub_couleur-secam.jpg
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SOME EXTENSIONS /media/museum/hardware/vtech_200_complete.jpg
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LASER 16K RAM EXPANSION This thing fits in the memory expansion port and adds 16k RAM. It cost 590fr in 1984. /media/museum/hardware/vtehc_laser200_16k_cart.jpg
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LASER LIGHT PEN Cool little light pen... But the only software using it was the on demo tape sold with it ! /media/museum/hardware/vtech_laser200_lpen.jpg
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LASER JOYSTICK Nice shape. Two joysticks and their interface cost 320fr in 1984. /media/museum/hardware/vtech_laser200_jstck.jpg
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DR-10 / DR-20 Tape-recorder A originally designed tape-recorder available for the whole Laser family.\ It cost 590fr in 1984.. The DR-10 and DR-20 tape-recorders seem identicals in all points. Apparently, the DR-20 was sold for Dick Smith models, and the DR-10 for Laser machines... /media/museum/hardware/vtech_200_dr10.jpg
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DR-30 Tape-Recorder Another cool tape-recorder for the Laser serie.\ This one was also found for many other computers of that time. /media/museum/hardware/vtech_200_dr30.jpg
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DD-20 5''1/4 Disk-drive A small 5"1/4 floppy disk drive for the Laser computers. But its capacity is a bit short with only 78k per formated disk. One disk drive and its controller cost 2380fr in 1984. /media/museum/hardware/vtech_dd20.jpg
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DD-20 The inside /media/museum/hardware/vtech_dd20_2.jpg
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PARALLEL PRINTER INTERFACE This enables the Laser computers to use ''parallel'' printers. /media/museum/hardware/vtech_vz300_printer-interface.jpg
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CIRCUS /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_circus.png
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CRASH /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_crash.png
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DAWN PATROL /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_dawn.png
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DEFENCE PENETRATOR /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_defpen.png
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DIGOUT /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_digout.png
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DRACULA'S CASTLE /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_dracula.gif
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DUEL /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_duel2.png
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GALAXON /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_galaxon.png
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GHOST HUNTER /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_ghosth.gif
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HAMBURGER SAM /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_hamsam.png
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HOPPY /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_hoppy.gif
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INVADERS /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_invaders.png
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KAMIKAZE /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_kamikaze.png
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LADDER CHALLENGE /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_ladder.png
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LUNAR LANDER /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_llander.png
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MISSILE ATTACK /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_missile.png
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PENGUIN /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_penguin.png
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SPACE RAM /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_spaceram.png
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STAR BLASTER /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_starblst.png
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VZ PANIK /media/museum/software/vtech_ss_vzpanik.png
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VZEM http://www.powerup.com.au/~intertek/VZ200/vz.htm MS DOS The emulator is written in Borland C++. It emulates a VZ200/300 with 34k RAM
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Emulator2001 http://www.gstsoftware.co.nz/ Windows The VZ-200 has been added to this multi-emulator
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James's VZ 200 emulator http://www.geocities.com/EMUCOMPBOY/ Windows Emulator for the NTSC version of this computer
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WinVZ http://vzalive.bangrocks.com/emulators/ Windows Play your VZ games in Windows
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MESS Project http://www.mess.org/ Multiplatform Emulates a lot of systems for all platforms.
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Planet VZ http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/laser/184/ Useful infos here...
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Steve75 Laser 310 page http://utenti.lycos.it/STEVE75/laser.html Pictures, info, games, emulators and online manual.
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The VZ200 http://vz200.tripod.com/ Growing website aimed at the new modern user.
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Tricky's VZ200 page http://www.trickynz.com/VZ200.html Photos and downloadable docs
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Video Technology official site http://www.vtech.com Nothing remains about the old computers...
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VZ Alive http://vzalive.bangrocks.com/ Excellent site dedicated to the VZ computers
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VZ Online http://www.vz200-online.de.vu/ a German VZ 200 homepage
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VZ-200/VZ-300 http://www.geocities.com/Baja/Dunes/6771/vz/ Lots of information and links about the Dick Smith VZ series.
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Yahoo Discussion Group - The VZ Color computer mailing list http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/vzemu/ Quite active discussion group
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DICK-SMITH VZ200 USER MANUAL https://archive.org/details/manualzilla-id-5639672 /media/museum/docs/couvs/vz200_user-manual.jpg [**DICK-SMITH VZ200 USER MANUAL**](https://archive.org/details/manualzilla-id-5639672)written by Video Technology  compiled/archived by Archive.org\  type of document : PDF\  source : [Achive.org](https://archive.org)
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VZ-200 TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL https://archive.org/details/VZ200-technical-reference-manual /media/museum/docs/couvs/vz200_technical-ref-manual_cover.jpg [**VZ-200 TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL**](https://archive.org/details/VZ200-technical-reference-manual)written by Jamieson Rowe / Dick Smith  compiled/archived by Archive.org\  type of document : Online reader\  source : [Archive.org](https://archive.org/)
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VZ-200 FIRST BOOK OF PROGRAMS https://archive.org/details/vz-200-first-book-of-programs /media/museum/docs/couvs/vz200_first-book-of-programs.jpg [**VZ-200 FIRST BOOK OF PROGRAMS**](https://archive.org/details/vz-200-first-book-of-programs)written by Dick Smith  compiled/archived by Archive.org\  type of document : PDF\  source : [Archive.org](https://archive.org/)
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VZ-200 SECOND BOOK OF GAMES https://archive.org/details/VZ200-second-book-of-games /media/museum/docs/couvs/vz200_second-book-of-games.jpg [**VZ-200 SECOND BOOK OF GAMES**](https://archive.org/details/VZ200-second-book-of-games)written by Dick Smith  compiled/archived by Archive.org\  type of document : PDF\  source : [Archive.org](https://archive.org/)
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VZ-200 FURTHER PROGRAMMING https://archive.org/details/vz200fp /media/museum/docs/couvs/vz200_further-programming.jpg [**VZ-200 FURTHER PROGRAMMING**](https://archive.org/details/vz200fp)written by Dick Smith / Tim Hartnell  compiled/archived by Archive.org\  type of document : PDF\  source : [Archive.org](https://archive.org/)
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VZ200/300 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR BEGINNERS http://vz200.tripod.com/index.html /media/museum/docs/couvs/vz200-300_assembly-language-manual%5B1%5D.jpg [**VZ200/300 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR BEGINNERS**](http://vz200.tripod.com/index.html)written by Steve Olney  compiled/archived by The VZ200\  type of document : PDF\  size : 6 MB\  source : Old-Computers.com
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USEFUL ROM SUBROUTINES FOR ASSEMBLY PROGRAMMING null /media/museum/docs/couvs/vz200_useful-lm-subroutines.jpg **USEFUL ROM SUBROUTINES FOR ASSEMBLY PROGRAMMING**\ written by Unknown  compiled/archived by The VZ200\  type of document : PDF\  size : 110 Ko\  source : [The VZ200](http://vz200.tripod.com)
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https://web.archive.org/web/20230608152429/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=155 2023-06-08

The Laser 200 / 210 was sold worldwide under different brands (Dick Smith, Texet, Salora, etc...). Maybe the most popular of these "foreign models" was the VZ-200 sold by Dick Smith Electronics.

The Laser 200 is the successor of the poor Laser 110 and was followed by the Laser 310.

It was a good choice if you wanted to buy a cheap computer for initiation.

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