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CATEGORYTITLES (506)YEARS
APPLICATIONSHard Cat (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
APPLICATIONSHisoft Pascal 464 (Pascal 4D/4T)1985
GAMELIST Sgrizam 1986
GAMELIST Bataille pour Midway
Battle for Midway
1985
GAMELIST Spook Loot 1985
GAMELIST Activator 1986
APPLICATIONSMicropen1984
APPLICATIONSRsx - Fast Saving And Loading On the CPC464 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1984
APPLICATIONSLocofile (Locomotive Software) 198x
APPLICATIONSPrinter Support Disc (Locomotive Software) 19xx
HARDWAREAmstrad PCW 82561985
APPLICATIONSREEL-to-REEL ROM (make ROM COPY)1984
APPLICATIONSMicrofile (Popular Computing Weekly)1984
APPLICATIONSThe Code Machine1985
APPLICATIONSMcrash 1990
APPLICATIONSMEX (Modem Executive)1984/1985
PEOPLESAmstrad plans modem for PC1512 (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
APPLICATIONSConverter (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
APPLICATIONSArnor - Protext PCW1987
HARDWAREThe School Modem1987
APPLICATIONSRSX Frame (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
HARDWARETeletext Adaptor and Tuner1988
HARDWARETMC-100 Arabic conversion1987
PEOPLESAmstrad gives City jitters as PC ships early (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
APPLICATIONSGiant Text (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSRSX Designer (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad Forms Subsidiary Company in Italy (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
APPLICATIONSString Split (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSROM Utilities (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSSprites (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad set to launch new 16-bit micro? (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
APPLICATIONSPrint 4 (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
DEMOSCENEScroll (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESEpson and Amstrad's no-score draw (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
GAMESGo! sign exclusive label (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
GAMESEA's Nexus in trouble (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
GAMELIST Tank (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSString Finder (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSCustom RSX Manager (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
PEOPLESAmstrad gets shares lift by watching TV (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
APPLICATIONSSwap Screen (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSMax Desktop1987
HARDWAREModem Linnet WS40001987
GAMESBarbarian banned for ''inciting violence'' (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
APPLICATIONSSound FX RSX (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSScreen Wiz (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSVerify (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSNewsmaker (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLESSugar Talks: Sweet Future (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
PEOPLESAmstrad Portable1987
HARDWARELecteurs Externe - Pace Disc Drive
APPLICATIONSTeletext Aid (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
APPLICATIONSReset System Time (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
GAMELIST Starglider 1 1986
PEOPLESMirage bites back (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
APPLICATIONSGOS (Graphics Operating System) 1987
APPLICATIONSAmdrum1986
PEOPLESAmstrad's prospects for 1987 (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
APPLICATIONSSpectacular Clear (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
GAMELIST Robocide 1987
GAMESMastertronic buys Melbourne House (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
PEOPLESPoor sales threat to CPC software (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
GAMESSilent Service banned in West Germany (Popular Computing Weekly)1987
HARDWAREModem - WS 4000/GW 40001986
APPLICATIONSThe Image System1986
GAMELIST Room Ten
Room 10
1986
HARDWARECPC 6128 (Popular Computing Weekly)1985
GAMELIST Warlord 1985
HARDWAREAmdrum1986
GAMELIST Tell The Time 1985
GAMELIST Quiz Quest 1986
GAMELIST The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole 1985
GAMELIST Souls of Darkon 1985
GAMELIST Meltdown
Le Syndrome
1986
GAMELIST Bombjack 1
Bomb Jack
1986
PEOPLESAmstrad vies with Atari at Chicago (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
APPLICATIONSNeatlist (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
APPLICATIONSRSX Bank Account (Popular Computing Weekly) 1987
PEOPLES1986 - The year of the Amstrad (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
PEOPLESFrench piracy claim by Pride (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
PEOPLESAmstrad sets January date for US launch of its PC 1512 (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
GAMELIST Terra Cognita 1987
PEOPLESAmstrad dominates Christmas shopping (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
PEOPLESAmstrad - plans for 1987 (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
PEOPLESAmstrad bids for stardom in the City (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
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: a Yen to raise prices (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
PEOPLESAmstrad acts over PC allegations (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
APPLICATIONSForecasting 1986
HARDWAREModem - Skywave Multiport Interface with Modem House's Voyager 71986
APPLICATIONSSkycom ROM 1986
GAMELIST Glider Rider 1986
HARDWAREVelleman Expansion1986
HARDWARESpectrum Plus 2 (Popular Computing Weekly)1986
PEOPLESDelays grow for Amstrad's new machines1986
GAMESThe Darlings set up independent label (Popular Computing Weekly) 1986
GAMELIST Johnny Reb 2 1986
GAMELIST Colossus 4 Bridge
Colossus Bridge 4
1986
APPLICATIONSUpdown print (Popular Computing Weekly) 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.