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{{stub}}The '''MZ-80K''' is a Japanese home computer released by Sharp in 1978. The '''MZ-700''' was released in 1982 which added colour graphics whilst dropping the built-in monitor. The '''MZ-800''' released in 1983. This was followed in 1984 by the '''MZ-1500'''. The machines in this line are generally backwards compatible, but are not compatible with Sharp's [[MZ-80B]] line of computers. | {{stub}}The '''MZ-80K''' is a Japanese home computer released by Sharp in 1978. The '''MZ-700''' was released in 1982 which added colour graphics whilst dropping the built-in monitor. The '''MZ-800''' released in 1983. This was followed in 1984 by the '''MZ-1500'''. The machines in this line are generally backwards compatible, but are not compatible with Sharp's [[MZ-80B]] line of computers. | ||
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==MZ-80K line games also released for Sega systems== | ==MZ-80K line games also released for Sega systems== | ||
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===MZ-80K=== | ===MZ-80K=== | ||
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===MZ-1500=== | ===MZ-1500=== | ||
{{NonSegaList|MZ1500}} | {{NonSegaList|MZ1500}} | ||
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The MZ-80K is a Japanese home computer released by Sharp in 1978. The MZ-700 was released in 1982 which added colour graphics whilst dropping the built-in monitor. The MZ-800 released in 1983. This was followed in 1984 by the MZ-1500. The machines in this line are generally backwards compatible, but are not compatible with Sharp's MZ-80B line of computers.