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Interesting... edit
So, there isn't actually any relationship between the NC100/200 and the TRS-80 models 100/200, despite the degree of similarity at the hardware and design level making it look like Sugar was, uh... "heavily inspired" by them? (Just doing his usual of making extant tech more affordable with a focus on utility rather than bling?)
Also is this the only example of Z80-compatible BBC BASIC?
51.219.168.15 (talk) 12:55, 26 October 2022 (UTC)