Amstrad PPC512

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Released in 1987, the Amstrad PPC512 was Amstrad’s first portable IBM PC-compatible computer. Its folding case combined an 8 MHz NEC V30 processor, 512KB of RAM, a full-size keyboard, a 640 × 200 LCD and a 720KB 3.5-inch floppy drive.

The PPC512 was better described as a transportable computer than a laptop: it weighed 5.4kg before batteries and could consume ten C cells. It ran MS-DOS 3.3 and included PPC Organizer software, with connections for an external monitor, printer and serial devices.

Notable Features
  • 8 MHz NEC V30 processor compatible with 8086 software
  • Full-size 102-key keyboard folded over the LCD for transport
  • 640 × 200 non-backlit supertwist LCD
  • One or two 720KB 3.5-inch floppy drives depending on configuration
  • Could run from mains, vehicle power or ten C batteries
Historical Significance
  • Amstrad’s first portable IBM PC compatible
  • Targeted travelling professionals who could connect a monitor at their destination
  • Offered a full desktop-style keyboard in a transportable package
Collectors Notes
  • The LCD is dim by modern standards and depends heavily on viewing angle
  • Battery compartments must be inspected carefully for leakage
  • Original power supplies and machine-specific boot disks are valuable
  • At 5.4kg before batteries it is a luggable rather than a modern laptop

Specifications

Technical Information
NameAmstrad PPC512
ManufacturerAmstrad
LaunchedThursday, January 1, 1987
DiscontinuedCirca 1990
Launch Price£399
CountryUnited Kingdom
CPUNEC V30
Units Sold
PowerAC or vehicle adapter, compatible Amstrad monitor, or ten C batteries
ExpansionRS-232 serial, Centronics parallel, external monitor and expansion connectors
StorageOne or two 720KB 3.5-inch floppy drives, depending on model
KeyboardFull-size 102-key keyboard with numeric keypad and function keys
Operating SystemMS-DOS 3.3 with PPC Organizer
ROM16KB system ROM
RAM512KB plus 64KB video RAM
GraphicsMDA and CGA-compatible output; external colour monitor support
Display640 × 200 monochrome non-backlit supertwist LCD
CPU Speed8 MHz

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