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ObsoNET is an ethernet card for MSX computers (cost about 50 euros). Still missing one for Amstrad CPC computers.
Source : MSX Resource Center
Pasmo is a Z80 cross assembler which can compile to various Z80 platforms, including Amstrad CPC.
Source : MSX Resource Center
Ordinausore is stopping its activities (used computers cleaned and repaired sold at good prices) and is selling for low prices the remaining stock. Too bad it is stopping, it was a good idea.
The PCW/PcW16 emulator Joyce/Anne has been updated to v2.1.7, wich supports a 800x600x256 mode working nicely with LOGO.
You will find on Amstradeus two ascii art animations by Demoniak.
Source : Amstradeus
Congo is a 8 bit image viewer/converter for Windows, it can show images from Commodore 64, Sinclair Spectrum, Amstrad/Schneider CPC, Commodore Plus4. It can save them in PC formats like jpg. It can convert PC images to formats of the supported 8 bit platforms, there are also photoshop plugins, it means that several image programs can handle Amstrad CPC screens.
After Fenyx Kell's piano music, here is another music file as a video of a choral society which doesnt hesitate to innovate by singing music themes of Nintendo NES games. You will find the web site of this choral society here.
The Turbo CPC is a 12 Mhz Amstrad CPC core by TobiFlex for the C-One. A new version is available which adds a clone mode working at the normal speed of the Amstrad CPC. It's possible to use DSK files with the Turbo CPC. Download here the new Turbo CPC core (needs SDRAM PC100 2-2-2 or PC133 2-2-2 or 3-3-3 for the turbo mode). For more informations you should read the CommodoreOne C-1 Reconfigurable Computer mailing list.
Requiescat in pace.
The comp.sys.amstrad.8bit newsgroup got 10 years old on the 4th August 2004. However there isnt so much messages, as a comparison comp.sys.sinclair has more traffic. The newsgroups does exist since a long time on internet, but maybe not everybody knows them. Or you could prefer to use mailing lists or web forums (which are a good thing), but in my opinion using an international forum as the newsgroup is better, the more people who will discuss on CSA8, the more replies everybody will get to his questions. To read newsgroups you can use outlook express or thunderbird if you use a PC. For more informations about comp.sys.amstrad.8bit you can read the CSA8/FAQ page of this site.
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WinCPC is a new german Amstrad CPC emulator by Philippe Widmer, which I didnt know, to be discovered.
Source : Phenix Informatique
You will find photos of the Amstrad Expo 2005 meeting on Fenyx Kell and Parano-Sprite.
The CPC ISA was created by Siou. Here are 4 photos of Futurs's Amstrad CPC in a tower. Instead of a PC mainboard, you are looking at the CPC ISA on which the Amstrad CPC mainboard is connected. These photos were taken during the Amstrad Expo 2005 meeting.
A new version of Tower Toppler is out for unix, windows and mac, with french and german versions. Tower Toppler is a remake of the great classic Nebulus.
Ludovic Deplanque (Demoniak) has updated ManageDSK, you can now search for sprites when viewing files, and save them.
Source : Amstradeus
You will be able to find dBase II v2.5 written in Z80 asm by Holger Göbel, it's not an official version, just rewritten for speed in Z80 asm.
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