The Amstrad CPC 6128: (as seen in Terry Stewart's computer collection)

[@TadRaunch]

Always good to see you Terry

[@DaveEverett01]

Great to see you still updating these videos Terry

[@Hanktastical]

Welcome back, great to see a new video!

[@lactobacillusprime]

A great to see you've added another classic computer to your collection. I've had most experiences with the machine in the Schneider variant back in the day.

[@EgoShredder]

If I had seen these demos running on my Amstrad CPC464 back in 1987, I would have been in shock and disbelief for the next few years. Far lesser technical achievements were already blowing my mind at that point, so this would just be too much to take in for a humble 8-bit machine! I first experienced this computer in 1984 in the shops and then at a friend's place that year. Always loved this machine.

[@ArttuTheCat]

Welcome back, Terry 😺👍🕹️. COMMODORE 64 FOREVER 😺👍🕹️! Press play on tape LOAD LOAD "*",8,1 AMIGA FOREVER 😺👍🕹️! Insert disk 💾 2 A big retrospective like 👍🕹️ from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.

[@vmisev]

Thanks for the video! AFAIK CPC6128 was first 8bit computer that shipped with CP/M GSX library and proper GDOS drivers out of the box.

[@chipbutty1971]

Yaaaay you're looking well btw too cheers

[@PERCYxyz]

"no nonsense businessman", a euphemism doing a lot of heavy lifting 😂

[@EgoChip]

Rodney Trotter had a CPC6128 but his had a green screen.