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Computing Today Electronics Today International, November 1985. by Jim Rowe Ever wished that your little VZ200 or VZ300 would run full Microsoft Level II BASIC instead of just a stripped-down version? You needn't wish any longer thanks to an enterprising local programmer.

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Cat. Item Price Description A-4093 National Cassette Recorder $55 Cassette recorder for the VZ-200 B-7200 Introduction to Computing $995 B-7202 First Book of Programs $695 Programs written in BASIC B-7204 VZ-200 Technical Manual $950 “Explains all the ins and outs” B-7210 Giant book of Programs…

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dave. Updated: 2002-07-23. “Is this the start of a proper full-blown FAQ for the VZ?” BASIC Programs For BASIC programs to be transferred, it is a simple matter of loading them up into the VZ's memory, and typing CSAVE”FILENAME”, once the recording program is underway.

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Laser 110 - Laser 200 - Laser 210 - Laser 310 - VZ200 - VZ300 - Texet TX8000 - Salora Fellow Issue #1 January 2000 By Guy Thomason Introduction Welcome to the first edition of the VZ 2000 newsletter! The VZ series of computers has recently undergone a second lease of life, thanks to the world wide reach of the Internet. A few years ago (late 1995) I got connected to the net. The concept of doing topic searches by entering a few key words was marvellous, kind of like a gigantic online encycl…

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Your Computer April 1983 by Bill Bennett Ten years after Texet drove Sinclair out of the pocket calculator market the TX-8000 is ready to take on the ZX-81 and the Spectrum. As with the calculators Texet hopes to win customers by aggressive pricing. But although the £98 TX-8000 is now the cheapest colour micro - by a whisker from the Oric and by £27 from the Spectrum - it has only 4K RAM as opposed to the 16K of its rivals.