VTech Laser 200

The VTech Laser 200 was a 1983 computer by VTech, it is based on a Z80A CPU at 3.58 MHz. It has a Motorola 6847 GPU with 128x192 with 4 colors and 256x192 with 2 colors.
It was sold in many names such as Salora Fellow, Dick Smith VZ200, Texet TX8000 and Seltron 200, it was realeased globally under VTech's name and third-party's names. Its BASIC is based on a clone of Color BASIC of the TRS-80 CoCo. It had 2 KB RAM or 4 KB RAM depending on the model, but it had a 16 KB expansion. Joysticks could be plugged in {via spliter} to be used to play the basic games the Laser ran in tapes

It used tapes and diskettes for storage. The Laser 200 was sold for 99USD in the United States. 200,000 units were sold in Australia. It used a 45 chiclet keyboard and a piezo speaker. It was produced until 1985.