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Started by Vinay Deshpande
Fri, 31 Oct 1986 14:56
British made PC clone
Author: Vinay Deshpande
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1986 14:56
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 1986 14:56
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I recently heard about a British made PC clone, called AMSTRAD. I want to get it with 2 floppy drives, a 20 Meg. hard disk drive, and colour monitor. The aim is to take it to India for use there. Does anyone know how good they are? What kind of CPU, clock rate, etc. do they have? I would appreciate any helpful comments.
Re: British made PC clone
Author: berger
Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1986 22:39
Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1986 22:39
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Amstrad has marketed CP/M machines for a while. They have a good reputation, and appear to be quite a bargain as far as features and price. If their PC clone is as well done, it's probably a good deal. Sears markets an Amstrad CP/M system as a stand-alone word processor. The system, which runs ZCPR, has 128K, and nice quality color graphics, retails for $ 499. -
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