One of my personal favorits: the Exidy Sorcerer made by Compudata. Launched in 1980, this one has 48 kB RAM and runs on 2 MHz.
It comes with an several cartridges and lots of documentation, in Dutch and English.
The Dutch Compudata first imported the American Exidy but later produced the machine self under license. This was the predecessor of the Tulip 1, the first Tulip computer.
With Z-87 diskdrive and H14 printer. And a large box with documentation and software. Runs on HDOS and CP/M.
Was sold as kit.
Z80 @ 2.048 MHz
64 kB (expanded)
From Czechoslovakia
MHB 8080A CPU
48 kB RAM
16 kB RAM
Built-in tapedrive, printer and B/W monitor.
SMC-70GP Genlocker
SMI-7050 Cache Disk Unit
SMI-7040P PAL Superimposer
Z80 @ 4 MHz, 64 kB RAM, CP/M.
Designed for professional video applications.
Seems some kind of related to MSX.
Including a Basic cartridge and 2 Konami's.
TRS-80 Colour Computer 2
Rare computer. Z80A at 2 MHz and is software compatible with the Tandy TRS-80.
Special is the ability to switch 6 ports and it has 4 sensor inputs.
A homecomputer from the former East-Germany. The KC85/3 has an U880D running at 1,75 MHz. The cpu is a Z80 clone.
The keyboard is from a KC85/2 wich is compatible.
With built-in tapedrive and printer. No BASIC, needs to be loaded from tape.
Zilog Z80A processor
64 kB RAM
2 kB ROM
Buitl-in tapedrive.
Zilog Z80A processor
64 kB RAM
16 kB ROM
Funny machine, IR-keyboard and joysticks with numerical keyboard.
Was designed and sold by ex-TI workers. Has lots of TI components inside.
Rare computer, made in Hong Kong but developed in The Netherlands.
Specs: slooooooooow! Graphics: not.
The CPU is a CDP-1802 wich is still manufactured because it's radiation resistant.
