Dragon 32
Summary
The Dragon 32 is a home computer made by Dragon Data (now insolvent) that was popular in England in the 80s. Its appeal lay in its low price and broad software compatibility with the TRS-80 Color Computer, as both used the same Motorola 6809E CPU, video chip and multiplexer. About a year after the Dragon 32, with its 32 KiB of RAM, the Dragon 64 offered twice as much memory. Although Dragon computers had good keyboards, their limited graphics capabilities prevented them from gaining ground against the C64 in Germany.
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Connections in the collection
Software in the collection
- Dragon Software · 3 titles
In the exhibition concept
- Different standards/Other 8-bit computers (1982 - 1984) · Area D, Section 6
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