Girv's Amstrad CPC pages!
The Amstrad CPC was a very successful series of 8-bit
home computers produced by Amstrad during
the 1980s and early 1990s, selling over 3 million units in its lifetime. The
machines were powered by a 4Mhz Zilog Z80
processor and came with 64K or 128K of RAM, monitor, typewriter style keyboard
and tape deck or floppy drive. I had an Amstrad CPC 464
from 1986 to 1991 - in this section you will find some information on what I
did with it! |
 | | | time to look awkward as i get all misty eyed about cpc times past... |
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 | | | hairy hacker coding bright ... the search for the divine dec (hl)... |
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 | | | how i mis-spent my youth in glorious high definition gaming... |
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 | | | relive the glory days with the online cpc arcade! |
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 | | | bits and pieces i've rescued from my cpc archives... |
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 | | | other, probably much more interesting, cpc places to see... |
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... compu-fiddler from northern ireland, with a liking for sci-fi, cycling and old computers ...
johngirvin.com
rain miles count double
wee doors banging
girv.in
