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{{stub}}'''Dennis Bergström Elektronik AB''' was the official distributor of the [[Sega Master System]] in Sweden and Denmark. The company handled the console until 1990, when the rights were transitioned to [[BRIO]].
 
{{stub}}'''Dennis Bergström Elektronik AB''' was the official distributor of the [[Sega Master System]] in Sweden and Denmark. The company handled the console until 1990, when the rights were transitioned to [[BRIO]].
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Dennis Bergström Elektronik
Founded: 19xx
Headquarters:
Sweden

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Dennis Bergström Elektronik AB was the official distributor of the Sega Master System in Sweden and Denmark. The company handled the console until 1990, when the rights were transitioned to BRIO.

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