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LK-selectable Brand Names

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/* Used Brand Names */
=== Amstrad ===
=== Awa ===[[File:Amstrad.png|thumb|120px|Amstrad Logo]]'''Amstrad''', being the company that has developed the CPC, is the default brand name shown in the boot message in most countries.
Australian CPCs were distributed by Mitsubishi Electric AWA Pty Ltd. Externally, these CPCs are looking identical to english CPCs (with the normal Amstrad logo above the ESC key). Internally, LK1 and LK2 are shortened, so the BIOS displays "=== Awa" instead of Amstrad in the boot message. Whereas, Amstrad made a small mistake: The correct name would be "AWA", not "Awa".===
* For more info[[http://cpcwiki.eu/index.php/File:Awa_CPC464.jpg|thumb|120px|Awa CPC 464]]Australian CPCs were distributed by Mitsubishi Electric AWA Pty Ltd. Externally, see these CPCs are looking identical to english CPCs (with the normal Amstrad logo above the ESC key). Internally, LK1 and LK2 are shortened, so the BIOS displays "[[Awa]]" instead of Amstrad in the boot message. Whereas, Amstrad made a small mistake: The correct name would be "AWA", not "Awa".
=== Schneider ===
[[Image:Schneider Computer Division logo.jpg|thumb|120px|Schneider Logo]]
'''Schneider Computer Division''' exclusively distributed the CPC on the german market until their partnership with Amstrad ended around late 1987 or early 1988.
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