Dragon 32

The Dragon 32, released in 1982, was a home computer designed primarily for gaming and educational purposes, featuring a 6809E processor, 32KB of RAM, and a MC6847 graphics processor capable of producing colorful graphics. Compatible with a range of peripherals and software, the Dragon 32 had a dedicated following in the UK, particularly in schools and among hobbyists. Although it struggled to gain significant market share compared to other popular home computers of the time, such as the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64, the Dragon 32 remains a beloved machine among retro computing enthusiasts and collectors, cherished for its capabilities and nostalgic charm.