The Amstrad CPC has turned 40. If you were ‘there at the time’, we can only apologise for making you feel ancient. Or, you know, spend some time celebrating a British classic – the home micro that ...

[Michael Wessel] is trying to bring some of that and many more features to the Amstrad CPC with his ambitious LambdaSpeak 3 project, an expansion card built completely up from scratch and jam ...

it could run the CP/M operating system. If your parents bought you an Amstrad CPC as a 1980s teen, it wouldn’t have been this one, so they are considerably less common than their 64k brethren ...

He wanted to draw upon everything he had learned from the moment that he had formed Amstrad in 1968 and ... they could write an operating system for the CPC in just one month but, of course ...

What Amstrad did was create a system based on its CPC line of 8-bit computers so that it would be compatible with software produced for that machine. A laudable concept in principle, since users ...

The Amstrad was tidier, had an integrated tape deck for one thing, and had taken mere minutes to set up ready to be played. Another part of the box that housed my new CPC contained the familiar ...