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CPC
,/* ANT (Arnold Number Two) prototype */
A few of the PCW's design features which don't appear to make any sense on their own stem from this shared ancestry. But the project was dropped at a fairly early stage, and the CPC Classic lived on before eventually succumbing to the Plus. Only one prototype board is believed to survive, in the possession of ex-Locomotive Software engineer [[Richard Clayton]].
"''We did an Amstrad machine basically a [[PCW]] with hi-res colour and sound synth, called ANT (Arnold Number Two) but it never went anywhere as production. It was really nice, but by then [[Amiga]] did everything we wanted to do, 8-bit was meh, and [[Amstrad PC|PCs]] were more important.''" – — Vik Olliver [https://x.com/VikOlliver/status/1191156134876311554 Source]
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