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*01/10/16: '''[[Get The Cash]]''' released.
*18/09/16: '''[[FutureOS]]''' system .8 update released.  
*18/09/16: '''[[FutureOS]]''' system .8 update released.  
*13/09/16: '''Firmware v1.0.9''' for M4 board released. [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/M4_Board#Firmware]
*13/09/16: '''Firmware v1.0.9''' for M4 board released. [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/M4_Board#Firmware]

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