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/* List of Amstrad PCs */
* '''PC1640''' (1987) : second model, was an "upgraded" PC1512, sharing a lot of pieces. It had +128K Ram (640K) and was supplied with an EGA video card and monitor. Hence it was more expensive and EGA standard failed to impose itself.
* '''PC2000 seriesPPC512/640''' (1987): PC2086/2286/2386the first portable IBM PC compatible computers made by Amstrad. PCs with VGA display They were a development of the desktop PC-1512 and 3.5inch floppy drives. The goal was to challenge the IBM PS/2 seriesPC-1640 models.
* '''PC20''' (1988) : a CGA PC (bad choice) in an Atari ST/Amiga 500 look alike casing. It could have sold well if equipped with a soundchip and an EGA capability.
* '''Sinclair PC 200''' (1988) (: same as Amstrad PC20, but with additional TV output and with differently coloured case * '''PC2000 series''' (1989): PC2086/2286/2386. PCs with VGA display and 3.5inch floppy drives. The goal was to challenge the IBM PS/2 series.
* '''MegaPC''' (1993) : A PC featuring a Sega MegaDrive too.
