MB RAM) PC5386SX (20 MHz 80386SX CPU, 2 MB RAM, VGA graphics) launched 1991 PC6486SX PC7000 series: PC7286, PC7386SX, PC7486SLC PC8486 PC9486 (25 or 33 MHz 80486SX, or 50 MHz 80486DX2) PC9486i (66 MHz 80486DX2 CPU, 4 MB RAM) PC9555i (120 MHz Pentium) Amstrad Mega PC (Intel 80386SX CPU, 25 MHz, Integrated Mega Drive) ALT286 (laptop; 16 MHz 80286 CPU, 1 MB RAM) ALT386SX (laptop; 16 MHz 80386SX CPU, 1 MB RAM) ACL386SX (laptop; 20 MHz 80386SX CPU, 1 MB RAM, colour TFT LCD) ANB386SX (notebook; 80386SX CPU, 1 MB RAM) PC accessories Amstrad DMP1000 9-pin dot matrix printer Amstrad DMP3000, DMP3160, DMP3250di 9-pin dot matrix printer (different printing speed), the special model 3250di (dual interface) having both serial and parallel ports Amstrad SM2400 2400 baud internal modem (came with Mirror software) PDA PDA 600 Pen Pad (1993, Z8S180 CPU) Set-top box Amstrad/Fidelity Satellite Systems SRX100 (1989), SRX200 (1989), SRD400 (1990) Amstrad Sky box DRX100 (2001), DRX200 (2001), DRX300 (2003), DRX400 (2004), DRX500 (2004), DRX550, (2006) Amstrad Sky+ box DRX180 (2003), DRX280 (2003) Amstrad Sky+HD box DRX780 (2007), DRX890, DRX895 (2009) Amstrad Sky HD Multiroom Receiver DRX595 (2011) See also Amsoft PC-1512 Amstrad Action Amstrad NC150 Amstrad NC200 Amstrad NC100 References Further reading Sugar, Alan. What You See Is What You Get: My Autobiography (2010) hardback Thomas, David. Alan Sugar: The Amstrad Story (1991), paperback . External links Electronics companies established in 1968 Home computer hardware companies Electronics companies of the United Kingdom Computer companies of the United Kingdom Companies formerly listed on the London Stock Exchange Companies based in Brentwood, Essex 1968 establishments in England Defunct computer hardware companies