> architecturally, it had nothing to do with the original BBC Micro. This is not true. It had lots to do with it. * The Archimedes used a CPU whose designers

> architecturally, it had nothing to do with the original BBC Micro. This is not true. It had lots to do with it. * The Archimedes used a CPU whose designers (Sophie Wilson and Steve Furber) have specifically said they built it to be conceptually similar to the 6502. Source: I have met both and seen them say this in person. * The Archimedes ran RISC OS which is a rewrite of the BBC MOS. Source: I have interviewed the project leader, Paul Fellows. https://www.theregister.com/2022/06/23/how_risc_os_happened/ https://www.theregister.com/2022/06/23/how_risc_os_happened/ The Archie came with !6052tube and could run some BBC apps. Source code: http://bbc.nvg.org/rom/Acorn/os/?C=N;O=A http://bbc.nvg.org/rom/Acorn/os/?C=N;O=A