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Robcfg: /* Rare Hardware */ Fixed typo

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‎Rare Hardware: Fixed typo

Robcfg: /* Rare Hardware */ Added Dragon 200-E to the list of rare hardware.

2019-02-15T21:54:42Z

‎Rare Hardware: Added Dragon 200-E to the list of rare hardware.

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‎Rare Peripherals

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‎Rare Software

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	2. Be Prototype or limited production/low sale numbers		2. Be Prototype or limited production/low sale numbers
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		+	== Serial Numbers ==
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		+	[[Serial Numbers\|Serial Numbers]] - A log of known devices and serial numbers

	== Rare Hardware ==		== Rare Hardware ==

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	[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only 5 are known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.		[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only 5 are known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.
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−	~~[[Collectors Corner - Definitive Software List]]~~


	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]

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 [[Dragon 200]] - It would appear that not many of these made it into release or still survive. Only a small number are known to exist in various collections which makes these quite rare.
-[http://archive.worldofdragon.org/index.php?title=Dragon_200#Dragon_200E Dragon 200-E] Variant of the Dragon 200, with an spanish keyboard, and a daughterboard with a new character set.
+[http://archive.worldofdragon.org/index.php?title=Dragon_200#Dragon_200E Dragon 200-E] Variant of the Dragon 200, with a spanish keyboard, and a daughterboard with a new character set.
 [[Dragon MSX]] - There may be two different versions of the Dragon MSX. GEC obtained an MSX license and Dragon Data were reportedly working on an MSX machine prior to going bankrupt. The only definate version is the one Radofin made for Eurohard and of this only a very small number continue to exist with only 2 currently known about.

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	[[Dragon 200]] - It would appear that not many of these made it into release or still survive. Only a small number are known to exist in various collections which makes these quite rare.		[[Dragon 200]] - It would appear that not many of these made it into release or still survive. Only a small number are known to exist in various collections which makes these quite rare.
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		+	[http://archive.worldofdragon.org/index.php?title=Dragon_200#Dragon_200E Dragon 200-E] Variant of the Dragon 200, with an spanish keyboard, and a daughterboard with a new character set.

	[[Dragon MSX]] - There may be two different versions of the Dragon MSX. GEC obtained an MSX license and Dragon Data were reportedly working on an MSX machine prior to going bankrupt. The only definate version is the one Radofin made for Eurohard and of this only a very small number continue to exist with only 2 currently known about.		[[Dragon MSX]] - There may be two different versions of the Dragon MSX. GEC obtained an MSX license and Dragon Data were reportedly working on an MSX machine prior to going bankrupt. The only definate version is the one Radofin made for Eurohard and of this only a very small number continue to exist with only 2 currently known about.

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 == Rare Peripherals ==
-[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only one is still known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.
+[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only 5 are known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.
 [[Collectors Corner - Definitive Software List]]

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	[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only one is still known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.		[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only one is still known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.
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		+	[[Collectors Corner - Definitive Software List]]
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	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]

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	[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only one is still known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.		[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only one is still known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.
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		+	[[Category:Documentation]]

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	== Rare Peripherals ==		== Rare Peripherals ==

−	[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''Dragon Plus''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only one is still known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years.	+	[[Compusense Ltd]] - '''[[Dragon Plus]]''' - It is not known how many of these were sold, but currently only one is still known to exist (currently not working) and none have appeared on ebay in the last 8 years. This add-in board gave the Dragon an additional 64Kb of RAM and an 80 column text only display via a 2nd video port.

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 [[Quickbeam Software]] - [[Metal-On-Metal]]. This game was very similar to Uridium on the Commodore C64 and was due for launch in 1988. An incomplete demo was seen at a 6809 show in that year but the game was never released by the author, reportedly due to a shrinking market. [[Six-A-Side Soccer]] is not rare, it was renamed to [[Indoor Football]] prior to release.
-[[Salamander Software]] - [[The White Cliffs of Dover]] - No evidence that this sequal to [[Wings of War]] was ever published, but a version of the game has turned up on a disk collection along with a pre-release version of [[Wings of War]]/
+[[Salamander Software]] - [[The White Cliffs of Dover]] - No evidence that this sequal to [[Wings of War]] was ever published, but a version of the game has turned up on a disk collection along with a pre-release version of [[Wings of War]]
 [[Wintersoft Software]] - [[Juxta-Position II: Usurpur of Rune]] - Believed to be completed and working on 64K, but never released.

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	[[Quickbeam Software]] - [[Metal-On-Metal]]. This game was very similar to Uridium on the Commodore C64 and was due for launch in 1988. An incomplete demo was seen at a 6809 show in that year but the game was never released by the author, reportedly due to a shrinking market. [[Six-A-Side Soccer]] is not rare, it was renamed to [[Indoor Football]] prior to release.		[[Quickbeam Software]] - [[Metal-On-Metal]]. This game was very similar to Uridium on the Commodore C64 and was due for launch in 1988. An incomplete demo was seen at a 6809 show in that year but the game was never released by the author, reportedly due to a shrinking market. [[Six-A-Side Soccer]] is not rare, it was renamed to [[Indoor Football]] prior to release.
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		+	[[Salamander Software]] - [[The White Cliffs of Dover]] - No evidence that this sequal to [[Wings of War]] was ever published, but a version of the game has turned up on a disk collection along with a pre-release version of [[Wings of War]]/

	[[Wintersoft Software]] - [[Juxta-Position II: Usurpur of Rune]] - Believed to be completed and working on 64K, but never released.		[[Wintersoft Software]] - [[Juxta-Position II: Usurpur of Rune]] - Believed to be completed and working on 64K, but never released.