- The name "Acorn Archimedes" is commonly used to describe any of Acorn's contemporary designs based on the same architecture.
- Acorn developed the ARM chip in the 80s for their Archimedes. Most instructions took one cycle, making it faster than the 68000, which required 4 or more.
- Acorn Archimedes adı, Acorn'un aynı mimariye dayanan çağdaş tasarımlarından herhangi birini tanımlamak için yaygın olarak kullanılır.
- Acorn Archimedes is a family of personal computers designed by Acorn Computers Ltd in Cambridge. It was released in June 1987. It used RISC OS, RISC iX...
- Commenting on the show, Crash magazine reported that “despite whiz-bang demos of Acorn’s Archimedes” the 8-bit machines were not dead.
- In 1990 Acorn managed to combine the new ARM3 processor into the Archimedes. The A540 model was expensive, £2495 (ex VAT), but very very fast.
- The Archimedes, first released in 1987, was Acorn's 32-bit successor to the popular BBC Micro.
- Acorn released two families of Archimedes computers: Both had a 2-part case, a 3.5″ 800K floppy drive, an external keyboard, and a 3-button mouse.
- Acorn Archimedes. Documents. General. archdocs.txt. Tom's Archimedes docs (from Arculator).
- Image for the Acorn Archimedes platform. The Archimedes was the first RISC home computer. There were three series, the 300, 400 and 500 which shared...
Acorn Archimedes
Genel bilgiler
Acorn Computers tarafından üretilen bir ev bilgisayarı serisidir. Haziran 1987 tarihinde piyasaya sürülmüş olup sistemler Acorn'un kendi ARM mimarisi işlemcilerine ve tescilli işletim sistemleri Arthur ve RISC OS'ye dayanmaktadır ve 1990'ların ortalarına kadar satıldı.
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