A Nascom 2 Z-80 based personal computer on display at the Fourth Annual Personal Computer World Show in London in September 1981.
This was my description of the Nascom 2 written after the show. "Nascom ran into cash flow problems and was acquired by Lucas Electronics, a multinational. They produce an interesting Z80 computer, for sale just as a main board without a bus. They sell modules that can be added. A little box with floppy disks and controller board is available and the CRT sits on top. They sell all the basic kit parts for as little as 125£. Other things like 10 boards, disc controllers, memory and software may be purchased and added separately."