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[[File:MarkRandallCPC464 CPC 464 old logobilgisayarlarim.jpg|200px|left]]* '''English CPC 464 (old logo)'''([[Media:MarkRandallCPC464 old logo.jpg|other lowres picture]])

[[File:NoPictureEnglish CPC 6128 keyboard yoshi doshi.pngjpg|100px200px|left]]* '''English CPC 6128(new logo)'''

[[File:NoPictureAmstrad 6128 plus museum ebenthal.pngjpg|100px150px|left]]

[[File:NoPictureCPC 6128 French (QWERTY - 1st Serie).pngjpg|100px200px|left]]* '''French CPC 6646128''' (azerty) (probably does NOT exists?qwerty)

[[File:NoPictureGerald CPC6128 French.pngjpg|100px200px|left]]* '''French CPC 6128''' (qwerty) (exists?azerty)

[[File:Gerald CPC6128 Frenchawerty grim.jpgpng|200px|left]]* '''French CPC 6128''' (azertyawerty)* An AWERTY keyboard (not QWERTY, not AZERTY), with spanish (not french) plaque on the FDD, despite of that without spanish Ñ key on keyboard. Most likely a homebrew modification, not an official product.

* '''German CPC 464'''(Schneider)* With Schneider logo and grey text on tape drive.* Grey control keys (unlike multi-colored ones found in other countries).

[[File:German Schneider CPC664 keyb GryzorAmstrad CPC464 (with gray keys).jpgpng|200px|left]]* '''German CPC 664464'''(Amstrad)* Produced after the Amstrad-Schneider partnership ended in 1988. Now having an Amstrad logo on keyboard, but still with Schneider-style grey control keys. Some other lowres pictures are [[Media:WalgenbachAmstrad CPC464 grey Large.jpg|here]] and [[Media:Amstrad CPC464 User Manual German.jpg|here]].

[[File:Schneider6128keyboardGerman Schneider CPC664 keyb Gryzor.jpg|200px|left]]* '''German CPC 6128664'''(Schneider)* With Schneider logo and german colour table on disc drive.* Grey control keys (unlike Blue ones found in other countries).

From around 1988, german CPCs were sold directly by Amstrad, not by Schneider. Unknown if these were normal "english" models, or if they still had Schneider-style keyboards... like 464 with grey keys, and 6128 with german color table on FDD unit? [[File:NoPictureSchneider CPC6128 linux user.pngjpg|100px200px|left]]* '''German Amstrad CPC 464 6128''' (non-Schneider) (should exist?one variant)'''* With Schneider logo and german colour table on disc drive. * In this version, the text layout resembles that of the english 6128.

[[File:NoPictureSchneider6128keyboard.pngjpg|100px200px|left]]* '''German Amstrad CPC 664 6128''' (non-Schneider) (probably does NOT exist?other variant)'''* With Schneider logo and german colour table on disc drive.* Slightly rearranged text/layout (eg. "Disc Drive" instead of "DISC DRIVE").

[[File:NoPictureMarkus_cpc_6128.pngjpg|100px200px|left]]* '''German Amstrad CPC 6128 (non-Schneider) (should exist?)'''(Amstrad)* Produced after the Amstrad-Schneider partnership ended in 1988. Now having an Amstrad logo on keyboard, but still having a german colour table on the disk drive.

Before spanish laws led to the 72K fake and to the spanish keyboardInitially, the normal english CPCs might CPC 464, 664, and 6128 have been sold in spain - unknown if this has really happened - and if so(with normal english keyboards, if they had the spanish ''Ordenador Personal en Color'' and normal english text on them..the case).? [[File:NoPicture.png|100px|left]]* '''Spanish CPC 464/664/6128 without Ñ key''' Pre-472, did such models exist?<br style=The special "clear:both;spanished">models were invented when spanish laws led to the 72K fake and to the spanish keyboard.

<br style="clear:both;"> [[File:NoPicture.png|100px|left]]* '''Spanish CPC 664 Actually a German Schneider model with Ñ key''' (exists?)gray keys. After the Amstrad-Schneider partnership ended, remaining Schneider models were sold all across europe.

Older danish 464s had english keys, newer ones (with flat keys) had danish keys... [[File:NoPictureCpc464_danish.pngjpg|100px200px|left]]* '''Danish CPC 464''' (should exist)<br style="clear:both;"> [[File:NoPicture.png|100px|left]]* '''Danish CPC 664''' (exists?)

* '''Australian AWA models''' were shipped with normal english keyboards (with the standard Amstrad logo above the ESC key), the only difference is that [[LK-selectable Brand Names|LK1 and LK2 ]] are shortened on the mainboard, so the BIOS displays [[Awa]] instead of Amstrad in the boot message.

[[File:NoPictureZ70102_disassembled.pngjpg|100px380px|left]]

[[File:NoPictureThird_464_Keyboard_Circuit_(CPC6128-style_dual-foil)_0598.pngJPG|100px380px|left]]

* '''CPC 664 Keyboard MembraneCircuit'''* [https://deskthority.net/wiki/Mitsumi_KPR_Type Mitsumi KPR Type] Keyboard similar to the [https://deskthority.net/wiki/Commodore_Amiga_500#Mitsumi_KPR_Type Amiga 500]* Single "membrane" foil (with 19pin connector) (Seems to work more like the old PCB keyboard).* Connections are closed when the key touches the contacts on the foil. * Amiga 500 Plungers work, but the central hole is a little bigger, a little adhesive putty allows the smaller prong on the keycaps to fit.* Not actually a membrane keyboard (since the foil doesn't move), seems to work more like the old PCB keyboard.

* '''CPC 6128 Keyboard MembraneCircuit'''

* KC Compact - 399x218x43/54 388x218x49 mm (serviceanleitung) or 388x218x43/54 mm (gerätebeschreibung) (?according to [[Media:Deepfb keyb size kcc.jpg|drawing]])* Aleste 520EX - ???x???x?? 428x250x49 mm(according to [[Media:Deepfb keyb size aleste.jpg|drawing]])

'''Note''' - There's some funny confusion concerning the width of the KC Compact - different sources say: 388 mm (gerätebeschreibung), 399 mm (serviceanleitung), or even 3388 mm (some webpages, exceeding 3 meters!) - of these, 388mm is correct & verified. = Character Sets Set ROMs = Together with the customized keyboards, the BIOS ROMs character sets were changed accordingly. The new characters are potentially useful for home-use, but may result in compatibility problems when importing/exporting software to/from other countries - or even within the same country (the new character sets were invented around 1986, so older french/spanish/danish CPCs didn't support the new symbols).

Changed chr(7Ch) means RSX commands become ùCPM instead |CPM. The keyboard itself does have both "ù" and "|" keys, but, the default BIOS/BASIC tables do map "ù" to both of them.

* According to soft968 the official language variants are:English, Spanish, French and Danish.And* Although french/danish charsets don't support "|", presumably, English was official, too. -- ''Is that true? The even newer user manuals (imcompletelylike french cpc+ manual from 1990) scanned [[SOFT 968]] document doesn't seem still refer to say anything about DanishRSX commands as "|CPM" and describe to press shift+"@" to get the "|".''