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Classic-Computers.org.nz
Terry Stewart's deep dive on vintage computers features an exhaustive tribute to the Dick Smith System 80, a TRS-80 Model 1 clone that was popular in Australia and New Zealand (also known as the Video Genie and PMC-80/81). From hardware manuals to advertising to history, emulators, and company background information, there are dozens of pages of detailed System 80 information. The site also showcases other vintage computers from Terry's collection, plus back issues of New Zealand Bits and Bytes Microcomputer Magazine.
