Acorn A3010
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The A3010 was launched in Sept 1992, along with the A3020 and A4000, as a replacement for the A3000. The A3010 was the low end version of the machine, aimed at the home market. The A3010 was nearly twice as fast as the original A3000. The case design was a bit of a departure from the norm for Acorn - like the A3000 it was a "one box" design with the floppy drive on the right side at the back, but rather than the standard "BBC beige" with red function keys the A3010 had a grey case with green function keys. The A3010 had all the standard connectors (monitor, mouse, headphones, parallel port and serial port) but because the machine was aimed at the home market it also had the ability to drive a standard TV, and featured two joystick ports. The A3010 could take 1 Mb or 2 Mb of memory, and had no hard disc upgrade option.
CPU Type: ARM2
CPU Speed: 12MHz
AGA11 1MB RAM Upgrade cost £49.00 in 1992
Our unit was very kindly donated by Mrs Hillary Yates and has a serial number of 25 AGB11-1016529
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