Archimedes A3010

The Acorn Archimedes A3010 introduced in 1992 was designed as a home computing solution, featuring the ARM250 system-on-chip processor running at 12 MHz and RISC OS 3.11. Its all-in-one design included a TV modulator and dual joystick ports, distinguishing it from other Acorn 32-bit systems. Despite its innovative architecture, the A3010 faced challenges in a market increasingly dominated by IBM-compatible PCs and more affordable competitors like the Amiga 500.