I have three of these units.. One in a box
I even have the book
First there was red, green and blue
and now he adds the yellow.
Manages to add the ports to the tiny case
No tilt on the screen
Effective and clean set of keys
though a little on the flimsy side
Thinner plastic I sense than normal
Evident most in the space bar
Not a great fan of the yellow
The colours make it look a bit 'toyish'
Not even sure what all the notes
below the screen refer to
I guess in time it would make sense
Power supply was very useful as
batteries in these things burn
out quickly. Never remember batteries
ever being cheap to be honest
Retains quite a lot of functionality
for a small unit and I know that Mr Sugar
wrote some of the manual on the machine
Even has a memory slot
Good to see the power pin details
Has the lithium which I replaced
Just wish the screen was a bit bigger
And a little clearer
Sorry but does feel like an
oversized calculator
... or even desk diary
Simple and clear to use
So that was the Amstrad NC100 from 1992.
I seriously would never have ever bought
one. I have never treated portables or
laptops or these types of units seriously.
Mostly cus I can't deal with the screen