Acorn A3010
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 …
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Acorn Archimedes A3000
Acorn released the A3000 in May 1989, bringing Archimedes technology into a compact keyboard case reminiscent of the BBC Micro. The keyboard and floppy drive …
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Acorn Atom
Released in 1980, the Atom was Acorn’s first computer aimed directly at consumers rather than electronics hobbyists. Alongside the assembled computer at £170 …
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Acorn Electron
The Electron is the inexpensive smaller sibling of the BBC Micro. Acorn introduced it on 25 August 1983 for £199. A custom Ferranti ULA handles graphics …
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Acorn System 1
After a disagreement Chris Curry leaves the British company Sinclair and, together with his colleague Hermann Hauser, establishes Cambridge Processor Unit …
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Acorn The ARM Evaluation System
When the British company Acorn was working on the new 32 bit RISC processor ARM, it developed an external processor board called The ARM Evaluation System for …
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