Acorn A3010

Summary

Acorn released the A3010 in September 1992 together with the A3020 and the A4000 as successors to the A3000; the A3010 was the model for private users, the A3020 for schools. Internally an ARM250 --- the chip combines the actual processor (ARM2), graphics chip, memory controller and input/output controller. 12 MHz drive the CPU, but no hard drive controller is installed, but joystick ports and TV modulator, which is unique in the Archimedes series, and which shows that private users were the focus.