— Eratosthenes Habe heute 'nen AMSTRAD (s.u.) in Betrieb genommen.
— Eratosthenes
[member=202]LambdaMikel[/member] : Wurde er nicht, zumindest nicht in GB.
Dort hat man den +2 et al. dankend angenommen als günstigen Computer - der nun auch nicht mehr so oft verreckt... 😉
Ich selbst, als Sammler, habe einen Faible für die Amstrad-Sinclairs. Zumal sie hier in Deutschland eher selten anzutreffen sind...
Significant alterations caused a series of incompatibilities. The removal of several lines on the expansion bus edge connector caused complications for some peripherals. Additionally, changes in memory timing led to certain RAM banks being contended, causing failures in high-speed colour-changing effects. The keypad scanning routines from the ROM were also eliminated, so some older 48K and 128K games no longer worked. The ZX Interface 1 was also incompatible because of disparities in ROM and expansion connectors, making it impossible to connect and use the Microdrive units.[117]
Production of the +3 was discontinued in December 1990, reportedly in response to Amstrad's relaunch of their CPC range, with an estimated 15% of ZX Spectrums sold being +3 models at the time. The +2B model, the only other model still in production at this point, continued to be manufactured, as it was believed not to be in direct competition with other computers in Amstrad's product range.[131][132]