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The Color Computer had a number of clones and relatives. All have some differences from the TRS-80/Tandy Color Computer, they also bear some significant resemblance and some degree of compatibility, whether because of a similar hardware design, a similar Microsoft BASIC, or the commonality of the OS-9 operating system.
MC-10
- MC-10 The Radio Shack Micro Color Computer.
CoCo Clones
- Dragon The Dragon 32, Dragon 64, Tano Dragon, and related computers
- TDP System 100
Brazilian Clones
When it comes to clones, Brazil is a special case meriting its own category. From 1984 to 1992, Brazil had a strict policy of trade protectionism for computer hardware and software.[1] As a result, many globally important computer platforms of the era had Brazilian clones, and the CoCo was no exception, with several clones.
