Acorn Risc PC 700
The Risc PC 700 was the second computer in Acorn's Risc PC family and was introduced in July 1995. It was a very advanced upgrade to the Risc PC 600.
Acorn Risc PC 700
The Risc PC 700 was the second computer in Acorn's Risc PC family and was introduced in July 1995. It was a very advanced upgrade to the Risc PC 600.
The 700 was an improvement in many ways: the Risc PC had a faster processor (the 40 MHz ARM710), more memory, standard VRAM, full 16-bit sound and larger hard drives. The ARM710 also performed much better, with an increase of approximately 40%, compared to the original 600 model. The Risc PC 700 also had a newer version of the RISC OS operating system with version 3.60.
Production of the Risc PC family was discontinued in November 2003.
Catalog type
Desktop computer
Manufacturer
Release Date
July 1995
Processor
ARM710 @ 40 MHz
Memory
256 MB
Storage
CD
Operation System
RISC OS
Museum Collection
Set up in the 80s area.
