Changes
* All Schneider CPCs had grey resp. black keys only. The colourful keys of the CPC464 and CPC664 were unknown in Germany.
* The German CPC6128 sported proper expansion ports and not mere PCB extensions. These were much more durable and they were implemented because of stricter German laws. Unfortunately this also meant that some [[peripherals]] would have a troubled time trying to connect to the back of the Schneider CPC6128s unless you got an adapter.
:: Would this mean that other manufacturers like Commodore and Atari had to enforce those same guideline for expansions!
* All manuals by Schneider were spiral bound, while most Amstrad manuals were glued.
* The labels of the system disks were translated
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