According to Daisy (1988)
Daisy's son Kevin plays a game on his Amstrad CPC 6128.
Amstrad CPC 6128
Popular in Europe, this machine featured 128K of RAM and a rather unusual built-in 3" floppy disk drive. It was almost completely compatible with the earlier CPC 464.
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•According to Daisy (1988) •Commando Ninja (2018) •Damon and Debbie - Episode 2 (1987) •Dekalog - Season 1, Episode 1 (1988) •Eliminators (1986) •It's Nice Up North (2006) •Krótki film o milosci (1988) •Only Fools and Horses - Season 6, Episode 1, "Yuppy Love" (1989) •Red Dwarf - Season 2, Episode 4, "Stasis Leak" (1988)
Commando Ninja (2018)
Jenny has an Amstrad CPC 6128 in her room.
Damon and Debbie - Episode 2 (1987)
Kirk used an Amstrad CPC 6128 for games programming.
Dekalog - Season 1, Episode 1 (1988)
Pawel has a CPC6128 that he uses for home automation experiments and to solve mathematical problems created by his father.
Eliminators (1986)
A CPC6128 acts as the security system at the Reeve's Foundation, where the Mandroid goes to get assistance from Colonel Hunter.
It's Nice Up North (2006)
John and Elmer take refuge in a bus stop on the islands of Uist that contains a collection of trinkets including an Amstrad CPC 6128.
Krótki film o milosci (1988)
Tomek breaks into a local school in order to steal a telescope for the purposes of stalking his neighbour. He finds the instrument behind a CPC 6128.
Only Fools and Horses - Season 6, Episode 1, "Yuppy Love" (1989)
Rodney studies for his computer diploma using the CPC 6128.
Red Dwarf - Season 2, Episode 4, "Stasis Leak" (1988)
Rimmer hides inside a table and pops out to talk to the 3 million year-old version of himself. Next to him on the table is a magazine with a prominent photo of a 6128.
This magazine with have to be some sort of prized antique.
