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The Universal Character Set (Unicode, ISO 10646): standardisation history, early adopters and conversion between it and retro character sets.
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What mid-1970s to mid-1980s home computers had their graphics characters added to Unicode 13?
Since the BBC Micro had a Teletext chip (SAA5050) and used it for its MODE 7 and the Teletext character set was added (I believe in that revision), it had its character set added, although, maybe just …
