26bit emulation will be provided by Aeumultor. The team had a version running at the Wakefield show. The price is good a new modern RISC OS box, when you consider the only one available atm is the IYOINX which starts at £1249 Inc VAT
But if all mom and pop do is a little bit of web surfing, email and perhaps the odd wordprocessor document, why do they want a computer with loads of internal and external expansion potential and something that takes up more deskspace/floorspace.
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26bit emulation will be provided by Aeumultor. The team had a version running at the Wakefield show. The price is good a new modern RISC OS box, when you consider the only one available atm is the IYOINX which starts at £1249 Inc VAT
But if all mom and pop do is a little bit of web surfing, email and perhaps the odd wordprocessor document, why do they want a computer with loads of internal and external expansion potential and something that takes up more deskspace/floorspace.
Isn't this a mute point, as AD6 sell the machine with a keyboard and mouse. Therefore they would easily have provided a USB keyboard and mouse.
PSU dimensions are: 1" height 2.3" Width 4" Depth and is DC 5V
The A9home most cetainly does come with a keyboard and mouse. I suggest you check the specs of it before posting missinformation.