The P2000T was released in 1981 (not 1980)

Author: dionoid

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 ## Background
 
-The P2000T was Philips' first home computer, before they later switched to manufacturing MSX computers. The P2000T was a Z80-powered machine which launched in 1980 and was built like a tank. It featured an integrated keyboard, power supply, two cartridge slots and a very innovative and fast Mini-Cassette system (MDCR), which was fully automated and used mini tapes that could hold up to 42 kilobytes of data.
+The P2000T was Philips' first home computer, before they later switched to manufacturing MSX computers. The P2000T was a Z80-powered machine which launched in 1981 and was built like a tank. It featured an integrated keyboard, power supply, two cartridge slots and a very innovative and fast Mini-Cassette system (MDCR), which was fully automated and used mini tapes that could hold up to 42 kilobytes of data.
 
 The P2000T was reasonably popular among hobbyists and kids in elementary schools in The Netherlands, as Philips promoted the machine strongly in the science and education sectors. Because of the relatively high introductory price and the fact that its SAA5050 video chip only supported teletext display mode, the P2000T never became the success that Philips hoped for.