The EXL 100 is an obscure French microcomputer by Exelvision which was introduced in 1984, but not having much of a lifespan afterwards. It uses many components from Texas Instruments and even has a similar implementation of BASIC to the TI-99/4A; this is explained by the engineering team behind the EXL 100 coming from that company.
A version with an integrated V.23 modem and upgraded specs, titled Exeltel, was introduced in 1986.