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[[Image:Amstrad Computer User8607066.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Commercial in Amstrad Computer User for Amstore]] | [[Image:Amstrad Computer User8607066.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Commercial in Amstrad Computer User for Amstore]] | ||
Northern Computers Amstore was a hard disk for Amstrad computers connected by a network. | Northern Computers' Amstore was a 20MB hard disk for "all existing Amstrad computers" connected by a network. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Amstore was connected through an Amstrad network, a token-passing multi-user ring network. Amstrad network could be used with any Amstrad machine and with IBM PC, Apricot, BBC and Apple computers. The Amstore was connected as a 'station' to this | |||
Amstore was connected through an Amstrad network, a token-passing multi-user ring network. Amstrad network could be used with any Amstrad machine and with IBM PC, Apricot, BBC and Apple computers. The Amstore was connected as a 'station' to this network. | |||
[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] | [[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 25 April 2010
Northern Computers' Amstore was a 20MB hard disk for "all existing Amstrad computers" connected by a network.
Description
Amstore was connected through an Amstrad network, a token-passing multi-user ring network. Amstrad network could be used with any Amstrad machine and with IBM PC, Apricot, BBC and Apple computers. The Amstore was connected as a 'station' to this network.