Released in 1987, the Spectrum+3 is the final ZX Spectrum, released by Amstrad under the Sinclair brand. The Spectrum+3 is similar to the Spectrum+2A but with a 3-inch floppy disk drive instead of a tape deck. It is worth noting that a tape deck can still be added to the Spectrum+3. Production of the Spectrum+3 … Read more
Launched as the first Amiga ‘Home Computer’ and was to compete directly with the recent Atari ST. Commodore released the Amiga 500 in April 1987, the month after the Amiga 2000. SYSTEM OVERVIEW The Amiga 500 is the system that really defined the Amiga as a gaming powerhouse. Far outperforming many other systems at the … Read more
Following the high profile launch of the Amiga 1000, the Amiga 2000 was released in 1987. Aimed at a more high-end market Amiga, the Amiga 2000 is one of the most configurable Amiga’s available from Commodore. System Overview The Amiga 2000 utilises the same Motorola 68000 processor as the Amiga 1000. An increased 1mb RAM … Read more
The Acorn Archimedes is the second series of personal computers developed by the British company Acorn Computers during the 1980s and 1990s, succeeding Acorn Computers BBC Mico. About The Acorn Archimedes The Archimedes was one of the first computers to feature a 32-bit RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) processor, the Archimedes was designed to be … Read more
