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Anchor text: Europe
Target Entity: Europe
Preceding Context: By 1979 Exidy had already decided to give up on the machine, but sales in
Succeeding Context: were strong enough that CompuData decided to license the design for local construction in the Netherlands. They built the machine for several years before developing their own 16-bit Intel 8088–based machine called the Tulip, which replaced the Sorcerer in 1983. One of the largest groups in The Netherlands was the ESGG (Exidy Sorcerer Gebruikers Groep) which published a monthly newsletter in two editions, Dutch and English. They were the largest group for a while in the HCC (Hobby Computer Club) federation. The Dutch company De Broeders Montfort was a major firmware manufacturerer.
Paragraph Title: Successes outside the US
Source Page: Exidy Sorcerer

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