Acorn A7000

Named like a Risc PC and built like neither: an ARM7500 with the video, sound and I/O on the processor die, in a cost-reduced case for the education market. The integration makes it the simplest RISC OS machine of the period and the cheapest way into one, at the cost of the expandability the Risc PC was sold on. A useful, unglamorous machine that schools bought by the trolley.