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This idea originally comes from [http://www.obsoletecomputermuseum.org/amstrad/ David Cantrell's CPC 464] at [http://www.obsoletecomputermuseum.org Obsolete Computer Museum] but he didn't write out the instructions how to do it like I did. Its took me months of research to work out how it works on my own CPC 464 one by one and writing it out on rough paper, after I have looked at his web site for the first time and thinking that "Wow! That's what I always wanted on my CPC 464" while I was searching for Amstrad CPC 464 Specs on Internet. Now its here on this web site and I'm very proud that it works perfectly on my expanded CPC 464.<BR>
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[[Image:CPC46426128_dualROM.JPG|thumb|600px|centre|Another upgraded Amstrad CPC 464 except with dual Amstrad CPC 464 & CPC 6128 OS/BASIC ROM Chips fitted inside older CPC 464 keyboard, a 464 / 6128 Mode switch on left hand side and 2 x 3" FD-1 drives (DDI-1) - purchased from eBay on 4th March 2012. Both PARADOS ROM replaced inside disc interface & Dk'tronics 64K RAM pack (SMD version) wasn't included in the part of the package and it was purchased separately.]] = Pictures = <BRgallery caption="Archives"> Image:AmstradAction004--074.jpg|AA Issue 4 - Page 74Image:AmstradAction004--075.jpg|AA Issue 4 - Page 75Image:AmstradAction030-26.jpg|AA Issue 30 - Page 26Image:AmstradAction046-16.jpg|AA Issue 46 - Page 16Image:AmstradAction046-17.jpg|AA Issue 46 - Page 17 </gallery>
= Links =
* [http://www.theregister.co.uk/Print/2014/02/12/archaeologic_amstrad_cpc_464/ You’re NOT fired: The story of Amstrad’s amazing CPC 464 • The Register]<BR>
* [http://www.retrogamer.net/profiles/hardware/amstrad-cpc-6128/ Amstrad CPC 6128 | Retro Gamer]<BR>
* [[Amstrad Action]] ([[Amstrad_Action,_Issue_30,_Mar_1988|Issue 30, March 1988]]) - [[:File:AmstradAction030-26.jpg|page 26]]
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