TRS-80 Fragmentation

[Fred Cisin]

> > TRS-80 Model 100, 102, 200 (rebadged Kyoceras)

On Thu, 26 Apr 2018, Ed Sharpe via cctalk wrote:
> But... i have   yet  to see a  Kyocera...   Ed#

NEC 8201, Olivetti M10  were more of the Kyoto Ceramics machines.
NEC was about 3/8" thicker, but had much more expansion capability.
8085, 8x40 LCD,

Competing unrelated machines included the Epson HC-20 (painted gray and 
katakana character set removed for the US HX-20) 4x20 6301, and later the 
Workslate (spreadsheet oriented machine!)