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Acorn A3020

The Acorn Archimedes A3000 was replaced by the Acorn A3010 and A3020, two simililar but slightly different models, aimed at the home and educational markets.

The A3020 was a lower-cost replacement for A3000 aimed at British classrooms. The case was slightly shorter at the back and an awkward to reach mouse port that was underneath the A3000 was moved to the back.

Serial No: 01-AGB23-1010102

Photograph courtesy of www.old-computers.com

Manufacturer: Acorn
Date: January 1992

Magazines RELATED to Acorn A3020 in our Library

Item	Manufacturer	Date
Acorn User - December 1992		17-06-2009

Other Systems Related To Acorn A3020:

Item	Manufacturer	Date
Acorn Xemplar Matrix NC	Acorn	Unknown
Acorn A3010	Acorn	Unknown
Acorn STB-1	Acorn	Unknown
Acorn Atom	Acorn	January 1980
Acorn BBC Micro Model B	Acorn	1981
Acorn BBC Micro Model A	Acorn	1981
Acorn BBC Micro Model A Issue 1	Acorn	1981
Acorn BBC Micro Model B+ (64K)	Acorn	February 1981
Acorn Electron	Acorn	July 1983
Acorn Briefcase Communicator	Acorn	1985
Acorn BBC Master 128	Acorn	1986
Acorn BBC Domesday System	Acorn Computers Limited	1986
Acorn - BT Merlin M2105	Acorn	13rd May 1986
Acorn BBC Master Compact	Acorn	September 1986
Acorn Archimedes 310	Acorn	1987
Acorn Archimedes 305	Acorn	1987
Acorn Archimedes 440	Acorn	July 1987
Acorn A3000	Acorn	1989
Acorn R140	Acorn	June 1989
Acorn Archimedes 440/1	Acorn	July 1989
Acorn R260	Acorn	1990
Acorn A5000	Acorn	1991
Acorn A5000 ALB53	Acorn	1991
Acorn A5000 ALB22	Acorn	1991
Acorn A4000	Acorn	September 1992
Acorn Risc PC 600	Acorn	January 1994
Acorn Risc PC 600 ACB25	Acorn	April 1994
Acorn Risc PC 600 ACB45	Acorn	April 1994
Acorn A7000	Acorn	1995
Acorn RISC PC 700 - Prototype	Acorn	1995
Acorn Pocket Book II	Acorn	February 1995
Acorn Risc PC 600 ACB60	Acorn	July 1995
Acorn StrongARM RiscPC	Acorn	1996

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH187. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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