File:Amstrad PC3286 processor board MS0188A (Centre for Computing History).jpg
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Component side of the Amstrad PC3286 processor daughterboard, printed MS0188A and "Amstrad Z70922 copyright 1990". It carries a Siemens 80286 (IC701), an empty 40-pin socket for the 80287 co-processor (IC700), the connectors PL700 to PL703, small dipped capacitors, and one axial electrolytic, C704, along the bottom edge. Photograph of exhibit CH42246 at the Centre for Computing History, which catalogues it as "Amstrad PC3286 286 Daughterboard", 1990.
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Centre for Computing History, https://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/42246/ (image product-93948.jpg, retrieved 2026-10-21).
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Centre for Computing History (photograph of the museum's own exhibit).
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Copyright Centre for Computing History. Not freely licensed; used to identify the board, with the source credited.
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