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.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
CPC464 canonical 3

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf 8-bit computer
home computer
builtInLanguage Locomotive BASIC
bus proprietary expansion edge connector
colorPaletteSize 27 colours
competitiveWith BBC Micro
Commodore 64
Sinclair ZX Spectrum
linked to: ZX Spectrum
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
cpu Zilog Z80A
linked to: Zilog Z80
cpuClockSpeed 4 MHz
displayModes Mode 0 160x200 16 colours
Mode 1 320x200 4 colours
Mode 2 640x200 2 colours
family Amstrad CPC series
linked to: Amstrad CPC
graphicsChip Motorola 6845 CRTC
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
marketRegion Europe
France
Germany
United Kingdom
notableFor all-in-one computer and monitor bundle
integrated cassette tape drive
operatingSystem AMSDOS
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
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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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Amstrad CPC family CPC464
CPC664 predecessor CPC464