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* '''16K Memory Module''' - DSE X-7205 $79.00 - also called 16K Expansion Module | * '''16K Memory Module''' - DSE X-7205 $79.00 - also called 16K Expansion Module | ||
* '''16K Memory''' (for VZ300) - DSE X-7306 $84.50 - similar to the VZ200 16K memory module but with different address mapping | * '''16K Memory''' (for VZ300) - DSE X-7306 $84.50 - similar to the VZ200 16K memory module but with different address mapping | ||
| − | * '''Datasette''' (not VZ branded) - DSE X-7206 $39.95 - this was released some time after the original datasette (it was the one I ([[Andrew Laird]]) purchased with my original VZ200 purchase) and was promoted for use with the VZ200 | + | * '''Datasette''' (not VZ branded) - DSE X-7206 $39.95 - this was released some time after the original datasette (it was the one I ([[User:Andrew Laird|Andrew Laird]]) purchased with my original VZ200 purchase) and was promoted for use with the VZ200 |
* '''David Newcombe's 18K RAM Pack''' - for VZ300 $70.00 (approx) | * '''David Newcombe's 18K RAM Pack''' - for VZ300 $70.00 (approx) | ||
* '''David Newcombe's 64K ROM Pack''' - $55.00 (approx) Memory mapped to cartridge area. Included a menu on EPROM. Commonly used programs could be burnt to EPROM and loaded instantly. | * '''David Newcombe's 64K ROM Pack''' - $55.00 (approx) Memory mapped to cartridge area. Included a menu on EPROM. Commonly used programs could be burnt to EPROM and loaded instantly. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:36, 31 May 2014
This list is in alphabetical order - all pricing is original release pricing
- 16K Memory Module - DSE X-7205 $79.00 - also called 16K Expansion Module
- 16K Memory (for VZ300) - DSE X-7306 $84.50 - similar to the VZ200 16K memory module but with different address mapping
- Datasette (not VZ branded) - DSE X-7206 $39.95 - this was released some time after the original datasette (it was the one I (Andrew Laird) purchased with my original VZ200 purchase) and was promoted for use with the VZ200
- David Newcombe's 18K RAM Pack - for VZ300 $70.00 (approx)
- David Newcombe's 64K ROM Pack - $55.00 (approx) Memory mapped to cartridge area. Included a menu on EPROM. Commonly used programs could be burnt to EPROM and loaded instantly.
- David Newcombe's Buffer Board - $60.75 (approx) Allows additional devices to be plugged into the VZ computer. Buffered address, data and some signal lines. Protected Z80 from experimentation damage.
NOTE: it is not clear whether David's products were just prototypes or whether he actually went on to produce and sell these items.
- Disk Controller - DSE X-7304 $89.00 - contained DOS and the interface circuitry for the disk drive. Has a piggyback slot for the RAM expansion.
- Disk Drive - DSE X-7302 $299.00 - the ultimate VZ peripheral
- Joysticks - DSE X-7212 $39.50
- Printer Interface - DSE X-7210 $49.50
- Printer Plotter - DSE X-7210 $299.00 - the original ones were Laser branded
- VZ200 Datasette - DSE X-7207 $69.50
- VZ300 Datasette - DSE X-7310 $69.50 - identical to the VZ200 Datasette apart from labelling
- VZ300 Joysticks - DSE X-7315 $49.50 - identical to the earlier joysticks
Sources: ETI December 1983; EA August 1984; ETI September 1985; LE'VZ #12 June 1986
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