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When the Amstrad CPC range entered the market, personnal plenty of personal home computer computers were already available.
And many computers were promptly removed from the market thanks to Amstrad.
Notable other [[Z80]]-based computers:*Sinclair ([[ZX80/81]], [[ZX Spectrum]]) (UK)*Amstrad [[PCW]] (UK)*[[Enterprise]] 64/128 (UK)*Camputers [[Lynx]] (UK)*Memotech MTX (UK)*Sam Coupé (UK)*Klein-Computer (KC85, KC87, [[KC Compact]]) (Germany)*Philips [[VG 5000]] (France)*Micronique [[Hector]] (USA / France)*Tandy TRS-80 (USA)*Mattel Aquarius (USA)*Coleco Adam (USA)*[[MSX|MSX Standard]] (various producers )*Sega [[SC-3000]] (and computersJapan)*Sord M5 (Japan)*NEC PC (PC-6001, PC-6601, PC-8001, PC-8801) (Japan)*Sharp (MZ, X1) (Japan)*Toshiba [[PASOPIA 7|Pasopia]] (Japan)*[[EG2000 Colour Genie]] (Hong Kong)*[[Tatung Einstein]] (Taiwan / UK)*MicroBee (Australia) from this era were :
Notable [[MOS 6502|6502]]-based computers:
*Commodore (PET, [[VIC-20]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], Plus/4) (USA)
*[[Apple II]] (USA)
*[[Atari|Atari 8 bit]] (USA)
*Acorn (Atom, [[BBC Micro]], [[Acorn Electron|Electron]]) (UK)
*[[Oric-1/Atmos|Oric]] (UK / France)
Other notable 8-bit computers:
*[[Thomson]] (MO5, TO7...) (France)
*[[Exelvision EXL100]] (France)
*[[Matra Alice]] (USA / France)
*Tandy CoCo (USA)
*Dragon computers (UK)
*COMX-35 (Hong Kong)
*Fujitsu Micro (Japan)
Notable 8-bit machines with dual CPUs:
*Commodore SuperPET (6502+6809)
*Commodore 128 (6502+Z80)
*Tandy TRS-80 Model 16 (Z80+68000)
*MSX Turbo-R (Z80+R800)
*Sharp MZ-2800 (Z80+80286)
*Matra Alice 8000 (6803+8088)
[[Category:Non CPC Computers| ]]
