Retro Computer from 1987 - The Portable Amstrad PPC 640 #vintagecomputing #80s #retro

"Step into the time machine with me as we unbox a piece of computing history from 1987 – the Amstrad PPC 640! 🕰️ In this one-minute journey, witness the unveiling of this vintage gem tucked away in a backpack, bridging the gap between the past and present. 🎒💾 Watch as I explore the revolutionary features, from its LCD screen running Microsoft Word to its gaming prowess, connecting to an RGB monitor for a splash of '87 color. 🌈✨ Join me for a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the Amstrad PPC 640 – not just a computer but a backpack full of memories! 🚀🔮 #VintageTech #AmstradPPC640 #TimeTravelTech"

[gametimewithunclejer]

My father was a computer programmer for a large pharma company throughout the '80s and '90s, and he used to bring home stuff like this all the time to "test." I never saw this unit, specifically, but messed around with ones veeeery similar.

[Joshua_N-A]

No hard drive? Also I often wonder how do people use DOS, no GUI PC back in the day.

[kriscoryn]

Hi i have one here now
saved from work they were getting rid of the old stuff until they found a wooden box with this portable amstrad PPD640
waaaw i couldn't let this happen and took it home with me.
saved from death at lost moment
and working it boots with the floppy to dos prompt

😃

[TobosTechChannel]

Amstrad PPC 512 with integrated 20 Megabyte harddrive. Still fully functional.

[mondobit]

Cool portable computer - not really a notebook, yet - . 😊👍👍