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Amstrad Em@ailer Plus Teardown

I bought this for £1.00 (~US$1.60) at the car boot sale because the handset was missing so I thought I'd take it apart and see what's inside it. These machines were quite controversial because they have no Ethernet connection so the only way to connect it to the internet is by using a premium rate dial-up connection that was set up by Amstrad to download your email. If that wasn't bad enough, it also displayed adverts on the screen which also had to be downloaded by the premium-rate phone number! Build quality and the electronic design may be a little unusual but not entirely bad; It was the financial extortion of the customer by Amstrad that was it's Achilles' heel. Specifications: CPU: Sharp Sharp LH79531 50MHz ARM Processor RAM: 8MB SDRAM ROM: 512k Flash (TSOP Package) User Memory: 8MB NAND Flash Memory Operating System: Custom design by Amstrad (Linux Kernal?) Keyboard: Semi-custom QWERTY Connectivity: 56k V.90 Dial-up Modem, Docking Station with proprietary USB port. Display: 320x240 Monochrome LCD with Cold Cathode Backlight, Part No. M546-L0A Power: 7.5v DC@1000mA