Amstrad PC Brochures and Promotional Items
The following is a list of Amstrad PC Brochures and Promotional Items in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other promotional items may have been published. If you have a promotional items or brochures that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 15 Amstrad PC Brochures and Promotional Items in our collection :
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Double-sided colour leaflet which includes a reprint of an article on the Amstrad Series 2000 from Personal Computer News October 1988

Four-page leaflet from April 1988 covering the Amstrad PC range including the PC2086 range, the PC1640 range, PC1512 range, PPC512, PPC640, PCW8256, PCW8512, PCW9512, LQ5000di printer, LQ3500di printe ...

Four-page leaflet from August 1989 covering the Amstrad PC range including the PC2086 range, the PC1640 range, PC1512 range, PPC512, PPC640, PCW8256, PCW8512, PCW9512, LQ5000di printer, LQ3500di print ...

Reprint of Bench Test of the Amstrad PC2000 series computer from Personal Computer World, October 1988

Four-page colour leaflet with specification for the Amstrad PC2000 series of business computers, including the PC2386, PC2286, PC2086, PC1286, and PC1386

Four-page colour leaflet with specifications for the Amstrad PC2000 series of computers including the PC2386, PC2286 and PC2086

Four-page colour brochure and specification for the Amstrad PC2086 computer

Four-page colour brochure with specifications for the Amstrad PC2086 with added Lotus Symphony business software package

Eight-page brochure for the Amstrad PC1640 computer, with specification

Six-page leaflet for the Amstrad PCW8256 and PCW8512 word processors

Brochure detailing Amstrad's Professional PC software, including Paymaster, Accountsmaster, Wordstar Express, Infomaster Database, and Supercalc 3

Promotional leaflet 6 pages covering the Amstrad PcW9512+ and PcW9256 word processors

Single-sided promotional leaflet from Boldfield Computing, Cambridge advertising the pros of buying an Amstrad PC