12 Jan
1998
12 Jan
'98
3:16 p.m.
The CPC's were the first Amstrads that I know of, they were commercialized
in Europe.
They are basically just a Keyboar type computer that plugs into a monitor
they also had an integrated tape player for the earlier models and a 3 1/2"
drive for the later models (before the PC compatibles). I don't remember the
exact number but I think that the CPC6128 was the last of the series.
I don't what a CPC series is but the PC-1386s
were sold here. I bought
one new. I have also seen a lot of Amstrad notebook type machines, non-DOS
I believe.
Joe
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13 Jan
13 Jan
12:58 a.m.
That sounds like the machines that I've seen. They're fairly common around
hamfests and other sales. If you're interested in them let me know which
ones you want and an idea of what they'e worth and I'll see about picking
them up.
Joe
At 11:16 PM 1/12/98 -0600, you wrote:
The CPC's were the first Amstrads that I know of,
they were commercialized
in Europe.
They are basically just a Keyboar type computer that plugs into a monitor
they also had an integrated tape player for the earlier models and a 3 1/2"
drive for the later models (before the PC compatibles). I don't remember the
exact number but I think that the CPC6128 was the last of the series.
I don't what a CPC series is but the
PC-1386s were sold here. I bought
one new. I have also seen a lot of Amstrad notebook type machines, non-DOS
I believe.
Joe
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