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315:, Oscar and Elan. Versions can sometimes been found in magazine articles referred to by the preceding monikers. Ultimately, not assisted by release delays and a changing market place, the Enterprise was not commercially successful. The manufacturer called in the receivers in 1986 with significant debt, although old stock continued to be sold through a
811:, was set up to ensure a steady supply of software for the new machine. Enterprise was announced to the press in September 1983, and some 80,000 machines were pre-ordered by the time of its April 1984 sales launch. The product did not ship until 1985, by which point the UK home computer market was already dominated by the ZX Spectrum,
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The market for home computers had matured during the delays to release. There had been a downturn in the market for home computers, owing to market saturation. Large retailers proved reluctant to stock the machine, and smaller retailers were wary of stocking a machine not supported through the major
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The BASIC ROM can be replaced by a ROM that emulates a ZX Spectrum 48K, which allows the
Enterprise to run the catalogue of thousands of Spectrum BASIC games and any other titles that don't access hardware directly; a hardware peripheral was available to provide more complete emulation for other
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Multiple pages can be displayed simultaneously on the screen, even if their graphics modes are different. Each page has its own palette, which allows more colours to be displayed onscreen simultaneously. The page height can be larger than the screen or the window it is displayed on. Each page is
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are accessed through channels, which allows the programs to treat all input and output devices identically. The system ROM also contains a full-screen editor, which doubles as a simple word processor. It can edit text files and BASIC programs, as well as programs written in other languages. The
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graduates Geoff
Hollington and Nick Oakley were responsible for the design, having tendered for this particular contract, and had only seven days to produce the visual design concept. Tooling for production of the casing was also demanded in a rapid timeframe and took five months. Originally, a
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Enterprise had only minor success in the UK, selling no more that 25,000 units in this region, but did go on to have more impact in other countries. Enterprise Computers UK and Intelligent Software collapsed by 1986 but a German subsidiary survived until 1997 and shipped remaining stock to
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from the Z80 are used to select one of the four 8-bit Page
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name was finally chosen. The succession of name changes was mainly due to the discovery of other machines and companies with the chosen name. The odd choice of Flan emerged following the discovery that Elan could not be used (due to complaints from Elan
Digital Systems of Crawley) but some
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which was subject to export controls and the TVC lacked the specialist Nick and Dave chips. Unsold
Enterprise 128 stock though was imported into Hungary in 1987 (despite controls) and the machine became popular in the country, remaining on sale until around 1992. A dedicated
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Enterprise, and retailed for less. After the initial manufacturing run of 80,000 units, it is believed that no further units were made, so the Enterprise is among the rarer home computers of the 1980s.
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combination of greys was envisaged for the casing elements, but seeking to avoid the look of office equipment and to appeal to "the lower end of the market", the eventual dark grey case with red, green and blue keys was chosen.
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retail channels. The hardware was still powerful for a home computer of the era, but there was a limited software catalogue and the price was higher than the competition. For example, the
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British company Intelligent Software and marketed by Enterprise Computers.
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Lindgren, Pauli. "Mikä Enterprisessa oli vikana?" [What was wrong with Enterprise?].
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1674:Artificial Intelligence
1586:Artificial Intelligence
1454:Artificial Intelligence
1072:Artificial Intelligence
939:Alternative World Games
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860:. The Hungarian company
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1575:Odin Computer Graphics
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2135:"Enterprise Review"
1965:for macOS and Linux
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1682:Raid (over Moscow)
1520:High Tech Software
1451:King of the Castle
1379:Hewson Consultants
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1729:Level 9 Computing
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200:@ 4 MHz
156:Release date
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41:Please help
36:verification
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2325:11 November
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1977:for Windows
1925:Bubble Bus
1868:Turbó Rudi
1506:Magic Ball
1335:Infogrames
1332:Get Dexter
1200:Eden Blues
982:Beach Head
906:Abyss, The
887:Amstrad CPC
883:ZX Spectrum
877:Video games
829:Amstrad PCW
792:before the
746:ZX Spectrum
606:peripherals
413:Sinclair QL
239:"Nick" ASIC
2414:Categories
1987:References
1914:Microdeal
1871:Novotrade
1846:Tili-toli
1806:Entersoft
1773:Chalksoft
1718:Novotrade
1707:Novotrade
1685:U.S. Gold
1663:Novotrade
1641:Novotrade
1616:Permolift
1531:Novotrade
1476:Microdeal
1421:Novotrade
1410:Novotrade
1400:Novotrade
1313:Entersoft
1302:Entersoft
1291:Entersoft
1233:Enterball
1214:Novotrade
1189:Eat it up
1159:Novotrade
1148:Entersoft
1126:Loriciels
1061:Novotrade
1050:Entersoft
1028:Novotrade
1015:Bulldozer
1004:Bruce Lee
964:Novotrade
942:Novotrade
898:Publisher
850:Kazakhstan
794:Enterprise
766:David Levy
600:System ROM
550:Centronics
540:output, a
532:Interfaces
491:distortion
444:Interlaced
436:bit mapped
377:Acorn Atom
352:(MHz) Z80
300:, with 64
282:ANSI BASIC
263:Enterprise
198:Zilog Z80A
166:1985-06-23
124:Enterprise
69:newspapers
2104:0199-6649
2098:(6): 62.
2091:InfoWorld
1944:Wriggler
1933:Wordhang
1903:a Studio
1828:Novosoft
1751:Infosoft
1726:Snowball
1671:Race Ace
1619:a Studio
1564:Octasoft
1553:Octasoft
1550:Nautilus
1487:a Studio
1465:a Studio
1280:a Studio
1269:a Studio
1266:Fantomas
1247:a Studio
1236:a Studio
1203:Novosoft
1145:Dictator
1137:Infosoft
1134:Diamonds
1105:Octasoft
1094:a Studio
1047:Cauldron
819:with the
817:BBC Micro
801:Entersoft
750:Hong Kong
667:variables
663:EXIT LOOP
643:DO...LOOP
624:BBC Micro
470:320 × 256
458:640 × 256
449:640 × 512
417:Spectrum+
373:Nick Toop
350:megahertz
292:than the
267:Zilog Z80
229:640 × 256
225:640 × 512
221:320 × 256
138:Developer
99:July 2011
2170:16 March
1969:EP128Emu
1838:Boxsoft
1737:Sorcery
1608:Boxsoft
1597:Boxsoft
1509:Boxsoft
1324:Boxsoft
1192:Nielsen
1156:Digipók
993:Beatcha
961:Áttörés
928:Airwolf
862:Videoton
852:and the
754:Locumals
722:assembly
613:IS-Basic
595:Software
514:envelope
510:firmware
495:low-pass
464:80 × 256
430:Graphics
409:joystick
407:, and a
323:Hardware
236:Graphics
217:80 × 256
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1892:Wave-8
1889:Unicum
1881:Wave-8
1849:Wave-8
1835:Tetris
1715:RX-220
1652:Wave-8
1605:Pacman
1440:Jammin
1397:Hubert
1069:Chains
1018:Wave-8
971:Batman
858:Hungary
805:Amstrad
778:Samurai
764:player
732:History
685:-style
313:Samurai
269:-based
213:Display
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1649:R2-D2
1484:Laser
895:Title
821:16-bit
809:AMSOFT
718:Pascal
585:MS-DOS
546:RS-423
542:RS-232
501:, and
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379:, and
317:German
284:and a
205:Memory
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846:Egypt
825:PW360
782:Oscar
762:chess
710:Forth
659:UNTIL
655:WHILE
651:UNTIL
647:WHILE
645:with
620:Acorn
589:FAT12
522:pitch
481:Sound
278:ASICs
265:is a
244:Sound
90:JSTOR
76:books
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1975:EP32
885:and
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788:and
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726:CP/M
720:and
714:Lisp
683:Logo
679:PEEK
677:and
675:POKE
649:and
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581:CP/M
556:, a
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367:Two
261:The
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62:news
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