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Came here to say the same about the CPC price. All manner of fascinating stuff in Amstrad history. e.g. the 3" disc drive (not 3.5") Seemingly he found a cheap
by goldcd 4y ago
Came here to say the same about the CPC price.
All manner of fascinating stuff in Amstrad history.
e.g. the 3" disc drive (not 3.5")
Seemingly he found a cheap supply - so we got them on the spectrum, CPC and the PCW.
A PCW was what my father brought home from a computer fair, instead of the anticipated Amiga or PC.
Even more integrated than the CPC with computer & drives built into the monitor and shipping with a printer. A predecessor of the iMac (made in a hell-dimension)
- zelos 4y agoPCWs were pretty decent word processing machines in their time, IMHO. We had an 8256 and a 9512 when I was a kid and they were surprisingly nice to use. I still remember the clatter of the daisywheel printer fondly.