My dad got me a Amstrad system here in the US when I was a teenager. It was sold as a word processer system with a high resolution green monitor and a nice prin

My dad got me a Amstrad system here in the US when I was a teenager. It was sold as a word processer system with a high resolution green monitor and a nice printer. But it was not of use for anything else due to the nonstandard floppy form factor. And any games I could get would have to come form the UK so very expensive and hard to get. It did have CP/M, BASIC and Logo so I also learned about that. The biggest use out of that system was once I typed up an Eliza chatbot BASIC program from a library book. Its quite simplistic but turned out very entertaining to young children like our close neighbors young kids and much later my young nephew/niece. They would always ask for the "Green monitor" anytime they visited and spend hours on it. Much later when we meet up they still recall that "Green monitor" they had fond memories of.