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Amstrad
NC 150

The NC150 hybrid was an NC200 in the body of an NC100.

It offered 128KB of memory and an interface for connecting a floppy disk drive. However, it was only sold in France and Italy. But the NC100 and NC200 "form factors" appear to have lived on in the shape of the Brainium DreamWriter 450 and 500, portable machines aimed at the US education market.

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NAME  NC 150
MANUFACTURER  Amstrad
TYPE  Portable
ORIGIN  United Kingdom
YEAR  April 1993
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  BBC Basic
KEYBOARD  Full-stroke 64 keys
CPU  Z80
SPEED  Unknown
CO-PROCESSOR  Custom NEC chip (I/O, memory management)
RAM  128 KB
ROM  Unknown
TEXT MODES  80 char x 8 lines
GRAPHIC MODES  480 x 64 pixels
COLOrsc  bluish grey LCD
SOUND  Beeper
SIZE / WEIGHT  29,5(W) x 21(D) x 2,8(H) cm. / 1 Kg
I/O PORTS  Parallel Centronics, Serial RS-232
BUILT IN MEDIA  1 MB PCMCIA slot
OS  BBC BASIC, word processor, diary, calculator, address book, serial terminal, games in ROM
POWER SUPPLY  External 7.5V AC adaptor or batteries
PERIPHERALS  External 3.5''floppy disk unit
PRICE  About 450





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