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   - title: Apricot PC list
     url: http://www.osemidlands.co.uk/support/insight/insight/en/products/timeline/timeline.htm
     text: Full list of Apricots PC compatible products (From the Xen-i onwards)
-  comments:
-  - author: Andy W. (UK)
-    date: Wednesday 11th February 2009
-    text: |-
-      We had one of these at home back in late 1988. With its 48MB hard drive and 5MB of RAM it pretty much represented the cutting-edge of desktop PC''s at the time. It cost a bomb, I believe the additional 4MB of RAM cost another thousand pounds or so. In fact I sold it, still working, in around 1995.
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-      Ahh, those were the days......
-  - author: Brian (UK)
-    date: Thursday 19th June 2008
-    text: This was my first PC, and followed the legendary Amstrad PCW8256 I wrote my PhD thesis on. The hard drive had 40mb capacity and made a soft rattling sound as it booted up. Windows 3.11 for Workgroups. Never forget it.
-  - author: Antti Rytsola (Finland)
-    date: Tuesday 27th November 2007
-    text: |-
-      I think we had one of these Apricot 386sx-16 at the time. It was the first place I ever saw the strange interface on the backend which later changed my career - 10base-T.\
-      The inbuilt expansion space was quite unusable due to the microchannel architechture, but we got on expansion box to the side of the thing with three full-sized ISA slots and had a memory card on one of them.
-  - author: Deacon Mckay (UK)
-    date: Wednesday 13rd September 2006
-    text: i had one of these but it died, it was running windows 3.1 and dos. when i opened it up it had a 100mb HD, i'm not sure if it had been modified. it also had an old co-axal network plug and card.
   oc_id: 995
   source:
     url: https://web.archive.org/web/20221128005132/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=995