CPC 6128
- CPC 464 1984 - in built tape, 64k RAM
- CPC 664 1984 - rare, in built 3" floppy disc, 64k RAM
- CPC 6128 1985 - in built 3" floppy disc, 128k RAM
- 3.3MHz Z80 Microprocessor
- 16" monochrome monitor or 14" colour monitor
- 27 colours
- Graphics modes 160x200 (16 colours), 320x200 (4 colours), 640x200 (2 colours)
- 3 channel sound (AY8912)
- Joystick port (single port supporting 2 joysticks with a special lead)
PC1512/1640
- Released 1986
- IBM PC clone, running 8086
- 512k RAM or 640k RAM
- Twin 5.25" floppy disc drives
- Colour or monochrome monitor (the system power supply was in the monitor)
- CGA graphics + extended 640x200 16 colour mode
PPC640
- Released 1988
- IBM PC clone, running 8086 at 4.77MHz
- 640k RAM
- Full size keyboard which folds over to cose the unit
- Twin 5.25" floppy disc drives
- Monochrome CGA LCD
- Colour or monochrome monitor
- CGA graphics + extended 640x200 16 colour mode
- Power 10 D cells or external 12V adaptor
- Weight 22lbs
- Built in modem
An early attempt at a PC laptop. The built in LCD was not backlit and quite difficult to view. An external monitor which ran off the D cells was available as an optional extra.
A 512K version without the modem was also available.
PCW8256/8512/9256/9512
- 8256 released 1985
- Word processor, included a printer (containing the power supply)
- Z80 CPU
- CPM operating system
- 256k or 512k banked RAM
- 90x32 character or 720x256 display
- 3" floppy discs
PDA-600 (PenPad)
- Released 1993
- Z-180 main processor, Z-8 power manager, Z-8 character recognition
- 128k main RAM, 32k display RAM, 32k recogniser RAM
- RS-232 and PCMCIA type 1 interfaces
- 240x320 Monochrome LCD, not backlit with touchscreen
- Power: 3 AA batteries for main power. Lithium backup
- Built in calculator, address book, notepad, diary, to-do, world clock and conversion software
- Basic character recognition