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GAMELIST Digger Barnes 1985
GAMELIST Heartland 1986
GAMELIST Defend or Die 1985
GAMELIST Death Pit 1985
GAMELIST Danger Mouse in Double Trouble 1985
GAMELIST Three Dimensional Maze 1986
GAMELIST The Comet Game 1986
GAMELIST Souls of Darkon 1985
GAMELIST Smugglers Cove
Smuggler's Cove
1985
GAMELIST Camelot Warriors 1986
GAMELIST Buster Block 1986
GAMELIST Johnny Reb 2 1986
GAMELIST Admiral Graf Spee
Almirante Graf Spee
Amiral Graf Spee
1984
GAMELIST Gems of Stradus
Les Bijoux de Stradus
1984
GAMELIST Contamination 1985/1986
GAMELIST Bataille pour Midway
Battle for Midway
1985
GAMELIST Warlord 1985
GAMELIST Activator 1986
GAMELIST Alien 1985
GAMELIST World Cup
World Cup 2
World Cup Football
1985
GAMELIST Room Ten
Room 10
1986
GAMELIST Foot Marius Trésor
Soccer '86
1985
GAMELIST 3D Maze (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
GAMELIST Handicap Golf 1985
GAMELIST Submarine
Locate & Destroy!
1986
GAMELIST Bombjack 2
Bomb Jack II
1987
GAMELIST Bombjack 1
Bomb Jack
1986
GAMELIST Graham Gooch's Test Cricket
Graham Gooch's Match Cricket
1985
GAMELIST Detective 1984
GAMELIST Pinball Wizard 1985
GAMELIST Micro Scrabble
Computer Scrabble
Scrabble
1987
GAMELIST 3D Stunt Rider
Cascadeur 3D
1985
GAMELIST Trivia UK
Trivia Français
1985
GAMELIST Alex Higgins' World Snooker
Snooker
1985
GAMELIST Tombstowne
Sammy Solver At Tombstowne
1985
GAMELIST Alex Higgins' World Pool
Pool Billard
1985
GAMELIST Tomahawk 1986
GAMELIST Execution!
Executioner
1985
GAMELIST Here And There With The Mr Men
Here & There With The Mr Men
1986
GAMELIST Chemistry 1987
GAMELIST Starglider 1 1986
GAMELIST Osprey! 1984
GAMELIST Gatecrasher
Resquilleur
1986
GAMELIST Star Commando
Star Comando
1984
GAMELIST Acrojet: The Advanced flight Simulator
Acro-Jet
1987
GAMELIST Macrocosmica
Space Trader
Interplanetary Trader
1986
PEOPLESAmstrad ban on copiers at show (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESPCW 8256 joins 6128 stateside (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESWilliam Poel - Poel's Opinion (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESAmstrad launches 664 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESAmstrad gives City jitters as PC ships early (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESCode-name Arnold (Popular Computing Weekly) 1984
PEOPLESAmstrad defies yen and cuts the cost of its 3 inch discs (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad axe for warranty (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad acts over PC allegations (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESUK denies piracy claim 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad's prospects for 1987 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad - plans for 1987 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad Portable 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad sales soar in France (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESEpson and Amstrad's no-score draw (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad Forms Subsidiary Company in Italy (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad bids for stardom in the City (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESPoor sales threat to CPC software (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad: a Yen to raise prices (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad plans modem for PC1512 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad Profits Reach Record Level (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESAmstrad sets January date for US launch of its PC 1512 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad nets £75m profit from PCW (1986/10) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad set to launch new 16-bit micro? (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad hits Tape Copy Row (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESAmstrad plans 16-bit portable (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESSchools go for CPCs (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESDelays grow for Amstrad's new machines 1986
PEOPLESAtari versus Amstrad (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESMastertronic to act after piracy claim (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad vies with Atari at Chicago (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESMirage bites back (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad machine is announced (Popular Computing Weekly) 1984
PEOPLES1986 - The year of the Amstrad (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad blocks plans for QL 1985
PEOPLESCPC 6128 arrival in States held up (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
PEOPLESSoftware houses opt for Amstrad (Popular Computing Weekly) 1984
PEOPLESFrench piracy claim by Pride (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESSugar Talks: Sweet Future (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad gets shares lift by watching TV (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad dominates Christmas shopping (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
HARDWARETimatic Systems 5'' 1/4 disc drives for Amstrad 1986
HARDWARETeletext services from your Amstrad (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
HARDWAREXROM Eprom Programmer 1986
HARDWAREDK'Tronics Memory Expansion (Memory Pack 64K & 256k) 1986
HARDWARETimatic Multi-interface 1985
HARDWARECPC 6128 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1985
HARDWAREVelleman Expansion 1986
HARDWAREAmstrad DDI-1 1984
HARDWAREAmstrad PCW 8512 1986
HARDWARETeletext Adaptor and Tuner 1988
HARDWAREAutres - Mapit Mapmaker 1985
HARDWAREExpand Your Amstrad Dmp 2000 Buffer To 8k (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
HARDWAREModem - Cirkit - Prestel Link 1986

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L'Amstrad CPC est une machine 8 bits à base d'un Z80 à 4MHz. Le premier de la gamme fut le CPC 464 en 1984, équipé d'un lecteur de cassettes intégré il se plaçait en concurrent  du Commodore C64 beaucoup plus compliqué à utiliser et plus cher. Ce fut un réel succès et sorti cette même années le CPC 664 équipé d'un lecteur de disquettes trois pouces intégré. Sa vie fut de courte durée puisqu'en 1985 il fut remplacé par le CPC 6128 qui était plus compact, plus soigné et surtout qui avait 128Ko de RAM au lieu de 64Ko.