I saw a BBC archive video about AMSTRAD. AMSTRAD owned a PC manufacturer called Viglen. In the archive the CEO of Viglen was having a video call to someone offs

I saw a BBC archive video about AMSTRAD. AMSTRAD owned a PC manufacturer called Viglen. In the archive the CEO of Viglen was having a video call to someone offsite presumably on what looked like Windows 3.11. This was 1995. https://youtu.be/XX53VbgcpQ4?t=793 https://youtu.be/XX53VbgcpQ4?t=793 In the same video the salesman was selling a Pentium 75MHZ machine. So it must have run on a PC of similar specification. People had seen the tech working in some form on TV for some time. It just wasn't mainstream.