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The Enterprise series was an interesting addition to the British computer market in 1985!
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In 1983, Dragon Data released the Dragon 64, an upgrade of the 32.
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How many of you remember the Dragon 32?
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How many of you got to try Windows 1.0 on the Apricot XEN?
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The successor to the Apricot PC was the F1, a personal computer released in 1984.
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Late 1983 saw the advent of Apricot's first independently-produced computer: the Apricot PC!
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As the 1980's drew to a close, Amstrad launched its PC2000 series - including its first computer with a 32-bit processor!
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How many of you remember seeing the Amstrad PPC among the portable computers of the time?
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Amstrad's IBM-compatible system from 1986: the PC1512.
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Released just months after the 8256, the PCW 8512 was an expanded iteration with 512 KB of memory and two floppy disk drives!
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The CPC 6128 brought in more memory and an internal 3-inch floppy disk drive - something early Amstrad users clamored for back in 1985!
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How many of you actually remember seeing the CPC 664 in stores?
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1984 saw Amstrad enter the British computer market with a compelling first model: the CPC 464.
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The Acorn Archimedes was arguably one of the greatest achievements in British computer history!
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Capitalising on the success of the BBC Micro, Acorn launched a new model associated with the BBC Computer Literacy Project: the BBC Master!
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The Acorn Electron was the lower-cost alternative to the BBC Micro, targeting mainstream audiences with a more affordable price tag.
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Spurred by the financial investment of the BBC Computer Literacy Project, Acorn Computers produced the BBC Micro!
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Did any of you own an Atom back in the early 80's?
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