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The Amstrad CPC 464, released in 1984, was a UK-designed home computer featuring a Zilog Z80 processor, built-in cassette recorder and BASIC interpreter, and a distinctive all-in-one design.
The Amstrad PC1512, released in 1986, was an all-in-one desktop computer featuring a built-in monitor, keyboard, and floppy drive, initially priced aggressively at £249.
The Amstrad PCW 8256 was a UK-designed all-in-one desktop computer released in 1989, featuring a built-in floppy disk drive, monochrome graphics, and an integrated printer.
The Amstrad PCW 8512 was a UK-designed, all-in-one desktop computer released in 1987, featuring a built-in floppy disk drive and monochrome graphics primarily aimed at word processing and home computi...
The Amstrad PC1640, released in 1987, was an all-in-one desktop computer integrating a monitor, keyboard, and PC speaker within its chassis, utilizing an Intel 8088 processor.
The Amstrad PCW 9512 was a UK-marketed desktop computer released in 1987 featuring a 9.5" CRT monitor, built-in floppy disk drives, and an 80286 processor running at 6MHz.
The Amstrad CPC 664 was a UK-designed, British-built home computer released in 1984 featuring a Zilog Z80 processor, built-in cassette deck, and a distinctive full-size keyboard.
The Amstrad CPC 464 Plus, released in 1987, was an affordable home computer featuring a Zilog Z80A processor, built-in cassette deck and BASIC interpreter, and offered enhanced graphics capabilities o...
The Amstrad CPC 472 was a UK-designed, British-built home computer released in 1986 featuring a Zilog Z80 processor and built-in cassette recorder for program loading and storage.
The Amstrad Mega PC, released in 1987, was a combined home computer and IBM PC compatible desktop utilizing the Zilog Z80 processor alongside an Intel 80286 for enhanced compatibility.
