Difference between revisions of "Clones"

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This is a list of Amstrad CPC clones.

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-There was one clone of CPC maden in Russia at 1994. Its name was Aleste 520EX.
+This is a list of '''Amstrad CPC clones'''.
-Technical specs: [[Z80]], 8MHz, 512KB, [[RTC]], 320x200x16 and 640x200x4 colors with 512 palette, mouse, expansion slot, DMA. It was an all-in-one-box machine with an external 3.5" disk drive. It also sported an external 4-channel, 8-bits per channel sound card which plays s3m and stm files.
+==Classic Amstrad CPC clones==
+* [[KC Compact]] (1989-1990; East Germany)
+* [[Aleste 520EX]] (1993; Russia)
-This two-faced machine runs all original CPC software (CPC+ too?) and also MSXDOS whith command line tools, C compiller and several windowed tools: text-editor, debugger, disk-editor. The computer has software emulator of [[MSX]]2 video controller and runs several [[MSX]]2 games. The clone used by [[MSX]] users and homebrewers.
+==Modern Amstrad CPC clones==
+* [[CPC TREX]] (FPGA based solution)
+* [[C-ONE]] (FPGA based multi machine solution)
+* [[CPCng]] (development currently has been stopped)
+* [[FPGAmstrad]]
+==Computer with Amstrad CPC-like specifications==
+* [[NEC PC-6xx1]] (1981-1984 Japanese range of [[Z80]]-clone based computers)
+[[Category:Hardware]][[Category:CPC History]][[Category:Non CPC Computers| ]][[Category:Clones| ]]