This picture was used for the cover of RISC User 5:10
The A3010 was the only Acorn computer to have green function keys
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A3010 This picture was used for the cover of RISC User 5:10 The A3010 was the only Acorn computer to have green function keys |
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The first of these pictures contains a mock-up image on the screen; the second is genuine. In the mock-up, the machine is shown running RISC OS 3.5; a real A4000 would only have been able to run RISC OS 3.1! |
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| The Phoebe Risc PC 2 had previously been called the Phoebe 2100, and before that was known just as the Risc PC II | ||
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A4 The A4 was the only laptop computer that Acorn ever produced commercially; it was effectively an A5000 in a notebook case, and had a 640×480-pixel screen which was capable of displaying only 15 shades of grey. The A4's name was derived from the fact that its footprint was the same as an A4 page |
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Pocket Book The Pocket Book series were the only Acorn-badged computers that were not based on Acorn technology: the Pocket Book was a customised version of the Psion Series 3 |
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Pocket Book II The Pocket Book II was a customised version of the Psion Series 3a |
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Pocket Book III The Pocket Book III was a customised version of the Psion Series 3c, and was produced by Xemplar Education rather than by Acorn |
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NewsPAD (prototype) The NewsPAD was a keyboardless tablet computer with a touch-sensitive screen, designed as a kind of electronic newspaper (see RISC User 9:10 for a major article about it by its designer) |
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Stork (prototype) The Stork was a new-generation laptop which would have succeeded the A4 had it ever entered production |
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STB22 Acorn's top-of-the-range set-top box, complete with MPEG2, Web browser and Java |
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NetStation Acorn's original commercial Network Computer, based on the NetSurfer NC design |
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coNCord (prototype) Acorn's flagship NC, based on a StrongARM processor and with a wing-like case design |
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| The first picture shows a prototype card clocked at 228MHz; the other two cards are 202.4MHz production models | ||
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