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The Amstrad GX4000 is a modified Amstrad CPC 6128+. Internally, mainly the layout of the board was changed to fit into the housing, externally missing the …
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In September 1985, Amstrad released the PCW 8256, a computer primarily for writing. For £399 plus VAT, buyers received the computer, a 12-inch green-screen …
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The CPC6128 is a popular Amstrad computer, sold in Germany by Schneider, that replaced the CPC664. Like its predecessor, it has a built-in 3-inch floppy disk …
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The FD-1 is an external floppy disk drive for the CPC664 and the CPC6128. To connect the FD-1 to an older CPC464, an adapter, the DDI-1 (for Disk Drive …
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The Schneider CPC464 (CPC for Colour Personal Computer) is the German version of the Amstrad CPC464 with minimal adaptation for the German market (shielding) …
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After buying the Sinclair computer division and the Sinclair brand in 1986, the ZX Spectrum +2 is the first machine under the Amstrad brand; it came directly …
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