The A9Home is a small form factor computer running RISC OS. It was officially unveiled at the 2005 Wakefield Show, and is only the second native RISC OS computer to run a 32bit version of RISC OS. RISC OS (Reduced Instruction Set Computing Operating System) is a British GUI operating system for ARM-processor based computers or similar devices. ... Jump to: navigation, search 2005 (MMV) is a common year starting on Saturday of the Gregorian calendar. ...
It is significantly smaller than even the Mac Mini and housed in cobalt-blue aluminium casing. The machine runs on a 400MHz ARM-9 processor. Jump to: navigation, search The Mac mini The Mac mini is an Apple Macintosh desktop personal computer designed and marketed by Apple Computer. ... ARM may stand for: Most likely: ARM Ltd (originally Advanced RISC Machines) ARM architecture CPU design or one of its derivatives developed by ARM Ltd (originally called The Acorn RISC Machine) Adjustable rate mortgage Annotated Reference Manual (C++) Artificial rupture of membranes (see amniotic sac) the ISO 3166-1 3...
The A9home uses a program called Aemulor to emulate for older 26bit applications. This was originally developed for Castle's IYONIX PC.
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Advantage Six unveil A9home at Wakefield Show A9home specification brochure Aemulor released for A9home
Advantage Six are pleased to announce the A9home, the latest in their series of RISC OS computers.
A9home - Primarily aimed at the home user, this machine also demonstrates our flexibility, and is a good base configuration for low-volume or sample OEM products.
The A9home is the retail version of the A9, it is available now to developers, direct from Advantage Six.
At the present time samples are available through the developer scheme (above), with the exception that, subject to qualification, you may choose to continue support directly through Advantage Six.
The A9home was launched at Wakefield 2005 to a very positive reception.
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