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Memotech Printed "Flyers" |
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The first publicity picture of the
MTX500? Announcing the MTX500 at the Earls Court Computer Fair in June 1983,
if you went to the Memotech stand, you could enter a
competition to win one by getting a High Score on one of
the few MTX games available at the launch.
You can see that the MTX keyboard decoration is quite
different from the released version of the computer.
Pictures from Bradford Timeline's
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"Memotech MTX512" - The
original Memotech Brochure This brochure was sent to me by
Memotech when I was first looking to buy an MTX
Scanned at 600 dpi and converted to PDF - this PDF is
42MB
Click the image to open a PDF of the four page
document which shows the technical specs :-
You can download a smaller version of
the file from the links at the bottom of
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"Memotech DMX80" - Printer
Brochure I think that this brochure may have been
included with my original Memotech MTX512 computer.
Scanned at 600 dpi and converted to PDF - this PDF is 21MB
Click the
image to open a PDF of the two page document which shows
the technical specs
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"Memotech DMX80" - Printer
Brochure
Another (later?) brochure for the DMX80
- courtesy of Claus Baekkel
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image to open a PDF of the two page document which shows
the technical specs |
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"Memotech DMX80" - Printer
Brochure This brochure was produced for the US market
Courtesy of
Jim Wills
Click the image to open a PDF of the two page
document which shows the technical specs |
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"Memotech MTX Series" -
Advert showing the MTX/FDX combination with technical
specs on the rear Again, I think that this brochure
probably came with my original MTX512
Scanned at 600 dpi and converted to PDF - this PDF is 21MB
Click the image to open a PDF of the two page
document which shows the technical specs
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"Memotech 5.25" Disc System"
- the SDX option with 1 or 2 external
floppy disk drives Downloaded from Andy Key's Memotech
Products page
Advert originally courtesy of
Jim Wills
Click the image to open a PDF of the two page
document which shows the technical specs |
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"Memotech Single Disc Drives" - a range of reduced cost
drives for the MTX Memotech "flyer" sent to customers,
probably around April 1985, when it was reviewed in
Memopad
Courtesy of
Jim Wills |
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A
sales brochure for Memotech computers, seen with an
MTX500 sold on ebay in November 2013. I had not seen
this brochure before, but given that it features the
original MTX512 and calls a single disk FDX unit an
"SDX", it is probably around mid 1984, before the
smaller form factor SDX was released. Courtesy of Arthur Leigh |
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"Continental Software - Catalogue 1" Includes some
never released games, such as "Flight Simulator" and
"The Train Game"
Courtesy of Arthur Leigh |
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"Toado" - Game advert
Continental Software - Artwork by
Nicholas Mynheer
Courtesy of Paul Daniels |
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"Chess" - Game advert
Continental Software - Artwork by
Nicholas Mynheer
Courtesy of Cam Johnson |
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"Draughts" - Game advert
Continental Software - Artwork by
Nicholas Mynheer
Courtesy of Cam Johnson |
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"Thank you for your interest", Memotech enquiry
acknowledgement from 1983, stating availability dates
for the MTX500 (September 1983) and MTX512 (October
1983) Courtesy of Paul Daniels |
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"Thank you for your enquiry", Memotech enquiry
acknowledgement from 1983, probably some time after the
one above as the letter head now shows the updated
Memotech logo and the MTX computer logo. Courtesy of Paul Daniels |
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An example of the Service and Guarantee cards sent out
with a new MTX computer Courtesy of Claus Baekkel |
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Memotech Retail Price List, August 1984
Courtesy of Jan Seyfarth |
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Memotech Software Price List
Courtesy of Jan Seyfarth |
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CP/M 2.2 License Agreement - Digital Research, 1982
Courtesy of Jan Seyfarth |
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CP/M 2.2 Registration Card for Memotech Computers -
Digital Research, 1982
Courtesy of Jan
Seyfarth |
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NewWord Registration Card for Memotech Computers -
Memotech
Courtesy of Jan
Seyfarth |
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SuperCalc Registration Card for Memotech Computers -
Sorcim
Courtesy of Jan
Seyfarth |
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SuperCalc Answer Card - Sorcim
Courtesy of Jan
Seyfarth |
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Guarantee Card for Memotech Computers - similar serial
number, but a different format to Claus's
Courtesy of Jan
Seyfarth |
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Registration Card for Memotech Computers - a different
format to Claus's
Courtesy of Jan
Seyfarth |
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An interesting snippet from the
Memotech archives, a copy of Memotech's Despatch Records
from late September & early October 1983. Mainly ZX81
peripherals, but also probably some of the very first
MTX orders shipped. The reverse of the pages contains
a handwritten list of disk systems (probably FDX)
exported to various countries up until October 1985 -
see below
Courtesy of Tony Brewer |
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Memotech Customer
Newsletter - March 1984 Sent to customers about 3
months after the MTX500/512 was generally available
Courtesy of Paul Daniels |
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Memotech Technical Support reply to a customer query
Letter dated 5th July 1984
Courtesy of Claus Baekkel |
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Memotech User
Club change of address (from Burnley to Nelson) notice
sent out by Memotech Limited
Dated 11th
July 1985
Courtesy of Claus Baekkel |
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Memotech Dealer Pricelist -
16th September 1985 Showing the full Memotech range
with dealer margins and bulk discounts
Also available in its
original colour
Courtesy of Tony Brewer |
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Another interesting snippet from Tony - handwritten
notes on the back of the Memotech despatch notes
provided above. The notes list
the dates and numbers of "Disc Systems" supplied to
various countries from April 1984 to October 1985. These
were probably mostly, if not all, FDX systems, through
the entire production run, up until Memotech were in
serious difficulty before the factory closed in February
1986. Sales to Germany outnumbered the combined
total of the others.
Courtesy of Tony Brewer |
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| Denmark |
86 |
| Norway |
156 |
| Finland |
223 |
| Italy |
331 |
| Germany |
892 |
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Memopix
Video Wall Brochure This brochure was produced by Memotech Computers Limited,
and I think must have been after Memotech decided to
market the Video Walls themselves, rather than sell them
through their distributor - in the UK, this had been
Cameron Video Systems.
The brochure includes a block diagram of
components in the later Video Wall systems.
Courtesy of
Andy Key |
