RISC PC 600

The Acorn Risc PC 600, launched in 1994, was a powerful RISC-based computer that showcased the capabilities of Acorn’s ARM7500 processor. The machine featured a range of expansion options, including podule slots for adding hardware peripherals, and supported high-resolution graphics and multiple operating systems, including RISC OS. Notably, the RPC 600 also offered an optional x86 co-processor card, allowing users to run DOS and Windows applications alongside RISC OS, making it a versatile machine for both native and PC-compatible software. Although Acorn’s RISC PC line ultimately had a niche market, the RPC 600 remains a celebrated machine among retro tech enthusiasts and collectors, prized for its innovative design and robust performance.