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== Hardware == From Amstrad's technical specification:<ref name="sm6128" /> * '''Z80A at 4 MHz''' * '''128 KB of RAM arranged as two 64 KB banks''' โ over 41 KB available to the user in BASIC, 61 KB TPA under CP/M Plus * '''48 KB of ROM''' containing BASIC, the operating system and the disc extensions * '''6845''' CRT controller; '''AY-3-8912''' three-voice, eight-octave sound generator; '''8255''' parallel I/O * 74-key keyboard โ QWERTY with a numeric cluster, cursor and copy cursor, return, enter, shift, caps lock, tab, delete, clear and control * Three display modes: 4 colours from 27 at 320 ร 200, 2 from 27 at 640 ร 200, and 16 from 27 at 160 ร 200 * Expansion for '''up to 252 additional 16 KB ROMs''' * External sockets: PCB edge connectors for general-purpose expansion and for the Centronics printer port; a second disc drive socket (DI-2 lead); a 9-pin D-type joystick socket; a 6-pin DIN for RGB and sync or luminance and sync; a 5-pin DIN for an external cassette recorder (CL1 lead); a 3.5 mm stereo socket for sound out
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