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Unknow what Isp was...
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[[Isp]] is one the [[LK-selectable Brand Names]] contained in the CPC BIOS.
  
Some (not so good) solutions...
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'''Isp''' might refer to '''ISP KG Dieter Lather''', which operates (from 1975 until today, 2010) as european distributor for ORION products. The [[LK-selectable Brand Names#Interview|interview]] doesn't confirm whether or not Amstrad was referring to ISP KG. However, there is no other big electronics company known to use "ISP" or "Isp" as brand name and being active back in 1983.
  
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISP_(disambiguation)
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Considering that Amstrad did have some relations with ORION, it doesn't seem too unlikely that they also planned to work with ISP KG. Although, as far as known, ISP never rebadged the ORION products as ISP products, so there would have been no real requirement for the [[Isp]] boot message.
  
Though above are mainly "I.S.P." abbreviations, not "Isp". But, Amstrad used lowercase letters ([[Awa]]) for Australian AWA, too. So possinbly they meant ISP, not Isp.
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== Orion ISP (Germany/Japan) ==
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Some other solutions may be found on wikipedia (although currently, 2010, wikipedia doesn't give a better solution),
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* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISP_(disambiguation)
  
ORION wurde 1958 von Shigemasa Otake im japanischen Kobe gegründet. 1975 übernahm die ISP KG Dieter Lather in Dreieich bei Frankfurt den Vertrieb für ORION-Produkte in Deutschland, Benelux, Österreich und der Schweiz.
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[[Category:CPC related companies]][[Category:CPC History]]

Latest revision as of 15:19, 17 December 2010

Isp is one the LK-selectable Brand Names contained in the CPC BIOS.

Isp might refer to ISP KG Dieter Lather, which operates (from 1975 until today, 2010) as european distributor for ORION products. The interview doesn't confirm whether or not Amstrad was referring to ISP KG. However, there is no other big electronics company known to use "ISP" or "Isp" as brand name and being active back in 1983.

Considering that Amstrad did have some relations with ORION, it doesn't seem too unlikely that they also planned to work with ISP KG. Although, as far as known, ISP never rebadged the ORION products as ISP products, so there would have been no real requirement for the Isp boot message.


Some other solutions may be found on wikipedia (although currently, 2010, wikipedia doesn't give a better solution),