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The ===Matra Alice 32, released in 1983, shared the case style of the original, but was a different computer inside, due to using the EF9345 video chip instead of the weaker Motorola 6847. This gave it higher resolution semi-graphic mode 320 x 250 pixels max in 8 colours. The Alice 32 had 8 kilobytes of main RAM, 8 kilobytes of dedicated video RAM, and 16 kilobytes ROM (the ROM incorporated an assembler). The CPU was clocked at 1 MHz.===

The Matra Alice 90, released Released in late 19841983, it shared the case style of the original, but was an upgrade a different computer inside, due to using the EF9345 video chip instead of the weaker Motorola 6847. This gave it higher resolution semi-graphic mode 320 x 250 pixels max in 8 colours. The Alice 32, which featured 32 had 8 kilobytes of main RAM and a full-size case and keyboard. Its , 8 kilobytes of dedicated video cable included video-inRAM, so EF9345 graphics could be overlaid onto and 16 kilobytes ROM (the input videoROM incorporated an assembler). The CPU was clocked at 1 MHz.

The ===Matra Alice 800090=== Released in late 1984, released it was an upgrade to the Alice 32, which featured 32 kilobytes of RAM and a full-size case and keyboard. Its video cable included video-in, so EF9345 graphics could be overlaid onto the input video. ===Matra Alice 8000=== Released in 1985 as a prototype preseries of 125 machines, it was a more powerful machine with two CPUs, an MC6803 at 1.2288 MHz and an Intel 8088 at 5MHz. It had 64KB of RAM.