The ABC 210 (later Acorn Cambridge Workstation) was one of eight in a series of computers known as the 'Acorn Business Computer'  (ABC) series. These machines were aimed at the business, research and futher education markets. However the ABC range was cancelled before any of the models were shipped to customers.

Subsequently, the ABC 210 was relauched as the 'Acorn Cambridge Workstation' and was indeed sold, albeit in modest numbers, to academic and scientific users.

The Acorn Cambridge Workstation (ACW 443) has the following specification:

4096Kb RAM memory.
6MHz RAM bus.
20 Megabyte hard disk. (The 210 had a 10 Megabyte hard disk)
32016 processor. (6502 acting as I/O processor)
32016 firmware (Pandora) in ROM. The ABC 210 was intended to run Xenix, however, the ACW was shipped with Panos.
Colour monitor

Our one was kindly donated by Chris Whytehead.

Manufacturer: Acorn
Date: 1983

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH33101. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.