[Coco] The CoCo outside of the U.S.

[Luis Fernández]

Here in Venezuela, only brought private companies, U.S. identical to the 110V, 60 Hz, NTSC, English Keyboard, English manuals, I bought 32k coco1 Emblem Grey, (I have to try if you have 64k, hehe), you change the keyboard first with cassette, then 1 Grey drive, then another drive, buy many cartridges, travel to the U.S. to bring more accessories such as table-digitizer, and end of the production coco3 128k, I got the last of the store.
Since modern coco2 buy to complete my collection and much more
The only thing that I translated, was the BASIC in any cassette I have.
> From: boisy at tee-boy.com
> Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2013 09:19:32 -0400
> To: coco at maltedmedia.com
> Subject: [Coco] The CoCo outside of the U.S.
> 
> I want to tap into the collective knowledge of the list here, especially those outside of the U.S. who are members and who owned Color Computers back in the day.
> 
> In the upcoming book, Bill and I want to touch a bit on CoCo as it existed outside of the U.S. There's the issue of clones, which is a different topic and not what I'm looking to discuss at the moment.
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> My understanding is that there were different subsidiaries of Tandy in different countries setup to handle Radio Shack store sales there. Canada had InterTan. Who did Australia have?  Europe?
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> It also appears that international CoCo sales started with the CoCo 2, then carried on with the CoCo 3. I know that a PAL version of the CoCo 3… what about a CoCo 2? And were there any other languages that the BASIC manual was printed in besides English?
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