CPC464

E532267

The CPC464 is an 8-bit home computer released by Amstrad in 1984, notable for its built-in cassette deck and popularity in the European home computing market.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 8-bit computer
home computer
builtInLanguage Locomotive BASIC NERFINISHED
bus proprietary expansion edge connector
colorPaletteSize 27 colours
competitiveWith BBC Micro NERFINISHED
Commodore 64 NERFINISHED
Sinclair ZX Spectrum NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
cpu Zilog Z80A NERFINISHED
cpuClockSpeed 4 MHz
displayModes Mode 0 160x200 16 colours
Mode 1 320x200 4 colours
Mode 2 640x200 2 colours
family Amstrad CPC series NERFINISHED
graphicsChip Motorola 6845 CRTC NERFINISHED
hasCartridgeSlot false
hasCassetteDataRate approximately 1000 baud
hasIntegratedCassetteDeck true
hasResetButton false
inputPorts joystick port via adapter
tape control keys
introduced 1984
keyboardType full-stroke QWERTY keyboard
manufacturer Amstrad NERFINISHED
marketRegion Europe NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
notableFor all-in-one computer and monitor bundle
integrated cassette tape drive
operatingSystem AMSDOS NERFINISHED
powerSupply integrated in monitor
primaryStorage built-in cassette tape deck
ram 64 KB
releasePriceRegion £199 with green monitor
£299 with colour monitor
rom 32 KB
softwareType educational software
productivity software
video games
soundChannels 3-voice PSG
soundChip General Instrument AY-3-8912 NERFINISHED
standardMonitor CTM640 colour monitor
GT64 green-screen monitor
storageOptions external 3-inch floppy disk drive via DDI-1
successor CPC6128
CPC664
supports CP/M via external disk drive

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Amstrad CPC family CPC464