Acorn Archimedes - Wikipedia
WEBThe Acorn Archimedes is a family of personal computers designed by Acorn Computers of Cambridge, England. The systems in this family use Acorn's own ARM architecture processors and initially ran the Arthur operating system, with later models introducing RISC OS and, in a separate workstation range, RISC iX.
Acorn A4000 - Computer - Computing History
WEBDriven by the new ARM250 chip, purpose designed for Acorn by Advanced Risc Machines Ltd, and running at 12MHz, the new A4000 delivers 6 MIPS performance - which is 1.4 times faster than a 33MHz 386DX. The A4000 has 2MB of RAM expandable to 4MB on the circuit board; VGA graphic support comes as standard, as do …
Chris's Acorns: Acorn A4000 - Computing History
WEBThe A4000 was launched in Sept 1992, at the same time as the A3010 and A3020. It was designed as a 3 box "professional" system, although the specifications were almost identical to the A3020. The A4000 used the same mini-podules for expansion and had 1 slot like the A3010 and A3020.
The Acorn A4000 (as seen in Terry Stewart's computer collection)
WEBTerry Stewart (tezza) talks about vintage/classic computers in his collection: The Acorn A4000. A further description can be seen here: https://www.classic-c...
4corn Computers: The Acorn Archimedes
WEBAcorn produced three machines based around the ARM250 aimed at different markets. The office based A4000 was a three box solution with separate keyboard. The education focused A3020 and home targeted A3010 replaced the A3000 in Acorn's Range.
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Acorn A4000
WEBAcorn A4000. Combines the flexibility of a professional style system with all the benefits of running the vast range of RISC OS software. The A4000 is the ideal system for use by students in a whole range of situations in schools and higher education, such as IT rooms, departmental clusters and individual use in labs and workrooms.
Acorn A4000 | IT History Society
WEBThe Acorn AGC10 A4000 was a slightly cheaper cut down A5000, with a shorter case, one expansion slot and an ARM250 processor.
The Acorn A4000 - classic-computers.org.nz
WEBApr 12, 2021 · Although Acorn's early RISC models were named Archimedes, later ones were simply represented with an A and a number. The one I've acquired is the A4000, released in 1992. It was one of the last in the line. It's a snazzy, well-cared-for unit sporting an 80MB HD and 4 MB RAM. Ethernet is also fitted.
Acorn Computers - Computing History
WEBAcorn A4000. Acorn A500. Acorn A5000 ALB35. Acorn A5000 ALB55. Acorn A680. Acorn A7000. Acorn A7000+ Acorn AEH02 Archimedes NSM. Acorn Archimedes 305. Acorn Archimedes 310. Acorn Archimedes 310 (Arthur 1.2 Installed) Acorn Archimedes 440. Acorn Archimedes A410/1. Acorn Archimedes A440/1.
WEBThe A3020 and A4000 models include an expansion slot for a network interface card (e.g. Econet or Ethernet). Details of the expansion slot signals, mechanical
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