Amstrad
Amstrad was a major force in European home computing during the 1980s and 1990s, offering affordable, all-in-one systems that brought personal computing to millions of households. Best known for the CPC and PCW series, Amstrad machines combined practicality with strong gaming and productivity ecosystems. Their integrated design—often bundling the computer, monitor, and storage device—made them especially popular with first-time users. This section showcases the Amstrad systems that helped define an era of accessible and user-friendly computing.
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