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AMSTRAD PC9512 COMPUTER, 1985
Replaced the PC8152. which in turn superseded the PCW8256 (Personal Computer Word Processor). Released in 1985. The company Amstrad was launched by Alan Sugar in 1968.
Donated by Dr Richard Grayson
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- It came with Locomotive software. LocoScript was the word processor. There was a spreadsheet which I would set to do complex acoustic calculations and could go away and make a coffee and do other jobs whilst it slowly number-crunched. I seem to recall a database program too.
As for the hardware, the photograph omits the daisy-wheel printer which came with the monitor/processor and keyboard.
.......... H J Hill, Settle, UK, 28th of November 2021
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