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From: l_christophe%use.uio.uninett@tor.nta.no (Alf Christophersen)
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Subject: Re Re: AMSTRAD PC1512 Ad in Amstrad Professional Computing
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Date: Thu, 1-Oct-87 09:17:59 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct  1 09:17:59 1987
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> The front page of the New York Times business section the other day showed
> an Amstrad keyboard, with a caption saying it was for a 64K machine. Does
> anybody know if that's true? It hardly seems worthwile anymore to make

   Possibly it's true that it is meant for an Amstrad, the PCWsomething
64 kb machine with an Z80 CPU, not PC1512 I believe (that one is 512K,
or 640K if you pay).
The Amstrad PCW is very cheap, and usable for people only interested in
very simple word processing.

Alf Christophersen.