ARM7500FE-powered, entry-level machine from Castle.

A collection of Acorn machines

List of the specifications of all the Acorn computers - starting from the earliest 8-bit machine, through to the StrongARM based models.

Dormant project to put RISC OS inside a PC.

A guide to dismantling, cleaning, and repairing many Acorn computers.

Information on the companies producing Acorn and RISC OS computers.

Castle Technology's acclaimed new replacement for the Acorn RiscPC. Includes RISC OS 5, 32-bit X-Scale processor, PCI graphics, UDMA, and high speed podules.

StrongARM-powered RiscPC with fast SD RAM, from Castle.

Celeron-powered laptop computer that runs RISC OS 4 under emulation through Windows XP.

Desktop PC designed to use the Intel XScale and StrongARM processors.

Advanced Teletext solution with sophisticated page caching and searching systems. It even searches for favourite TV programmes and speaks a verbal reminder when they are due to start.

!Oww - RISC OS interface to the Dallas One-wire weather station

Allows the scanning, and instant OCR-ing, of text documents which can then be transferred to your RISC OS computer via the supplied cable and software.

Data storage solutions from Partis Computing.

PS2Mouse allows the use of any PS/2 mouse (6 pin round connector) on a RISC OS machine (9 pin mouse connector).

Acorn-appointed authorised repair centre for all RISC OS machines, and UK approved supplier of replacement spare parts.

Details of their ARM 7500FE-based machines.

A new ruggedised RISC OS computer, it is intended for use within developing countries where its ultra-low-power design enables it to be used indefinitely away from sources of mains electricity.

A technical history of Acorn Computers.

A windows based PC that also runs RISC OS using Virtual RiscPC emulator.

An ARM 7500FE based computer designed for industrial tasks.

Based on the ARM9 processor this machine is designed to run an embedded version of the RISC OS operating system for industrial control.

Processor upgrade from APDL.