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Amstrad PC - CPCWiki
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Amstrad PC

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The Amstrad PC1512 - The first PC by Amstrad
The Amstrad PC2086
The Amstrad PC20 - An attempt to market the PC as a home computer
The Amstrad PPC - An early 'laptop' PC
The Amstrad Mega PC - Built in Sega games console


Those cheap IBM compatible PCs allowed the professionnal PC standard to enter many houses as a Home computer.


List of Amstrad PCs

  • PC1512 (1985)
  • PC1640 (1987)
  • PC2086
  • PC20
  • MegaPC (1993)
  • Sinclair PC 200 (1988) (same as Amstrad PC20, but with additional TV output and with differently coloured case)