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	Tangerine Computer Systems - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In addition the Oric had a true sound chip, the programmable GI 8912, and two graphical modes handled by a semi-custom ASIC (ULA) which also managed the interface between the processor and memory.
		Soon after the Atmos was released the modem, printer and 3-inch floppy disk drive originally promised for the Oric-1 were announced and released by the end 1984.
		The Atmos failed to turn around Oric International's fortunes, but they persevered and in early 1985 Oric announced several new machines were on the way, including an IBM compatible and an MSX-based computer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oric_Atmos (589 words)

	Oric Atmos -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The Oric Atmos was a (A computer intended for use in the home) home computer marketed in 1984, mostly in the (A monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland) United Kingdom.
		The Atmos had a built in (A telecommunication system that transmits images of objects (stationary or moving) between distant points) television (additional info and facts about RF modulator) RF modulator and also an (additional info and facts about RGB) RGB output, although it used a rather quirky screen mapping scheme.
		The main differences were that it had a different case with (additional info and facts about chiclet keyboard) chiclet keyboard (reportedly better than the ZX Spectrum's), and an earlier version 1.0 of the BASIC ROM (not significantly different from the Atmos version), apart from this the hardware design was the same as the Atmos.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/o/or/oric_atmos.htm (283 words)

	What is an Oric Atmos?
		The Atmos gives you a powerful loudspeaker and internal amplifie - which can be connected to your hi-fi system to produce sound quality on a par with the £400 BBC Micro.
		The Atmos measures up to the most sophisticated machines, and is even able to synthesize the sound of musical instruments.
		The Oric Four Colour Printer is compact and styled to integrate perfectly with the new Oric Atmos.
	www.48katmos.freeuk.com /whatisan.htm (1187 words)

	The Oric FAQ
		The Oric was notorious for being a fussy loader.
		Oric 1 (the last batch had a coloured Oric logo on the case -red, blue and green, earlier models were three tone grey).
		Oric produced their own 4 colour plotter which used 4 pens of different colours to write to a roll of 4.5 inch paper (use it to draw designs on your bog-roll!).
	freespace.virgin.net /james.groom/oric/oricfaq.htm (7128 words)

	The Universal Guide To Computers, Emulators, Oric. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Oric Trek Site claims to be "the only Oric Trek page on the web." Game background, download, and instructions provided.
		Oric Emulators A collection of Oric 1 and Atmos emulators and emulation tools for Acorn, Amiga, Atari, Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
		Xeuphoric An open source Oric-1, Oric Atmos, and Telestrat emulator for Unix/X based on Fabrice FrancÃ¨s' Oric emulator.
	universalguide.com /Computers/Emulators/Oric (172 words)

	Oric Computers, Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Swedish Oric Homepage A site full of downloadable games for the oric and the oric manual for use with the Oric emulator.
		Oric/MacOS An Oric emulator for the Macintosh that emulates an Oric 1 and an Oric Atmos.
		Xeuphoric An open source Oric-1, Oric Atmos, and Telestrat emulator for Unix/X based on Fabrice Franc+Â¿s' Oric emulator.
	www.matthewfoxfcs.org /bWZmXzYxMzU=.aspx (174 words)

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		Oric Owner issue 6, February/March 1984, announced that the Oric Atmos had been in full production since the 16th January, 1984, and had been launched at the Which Computer Show in Birmingham.
		Noting that the launch of the Atmos had been put in the shade by Sinclair's announcement of the QL, he described the new Atmos manual, published by Pan Books, as 'aeons ahead of the Oric-1 manual'.
		Oric, it was reported, were now aiming at Germany, Italy and Spain, and were discussing a distribution deal for America.
	oric.ifrance.com /story/chapter5.html (1406 words)

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		They were a 250 successor to the Atmos, the Stratos, to be known as the IQ164 in this country, £400 8086 IBM compatible desktop (with cassette interface!), and a £3000 8086 portable.
		Oric s head office in Ascot was closed, and the ancillary staff made redundant.The future of the U.K. factory was dependant on sales in the first half of 1985.
		Oric were negotiating in France for a production plant at Longwy, near the Luxembourg border; according to Lorraine Horne (Oric s operations executive) the plant would be operational by the middle of the year, producing for France and Europe.
	oric.free.fr /STORY/chapter8.html (976 words)

	Web Directory - Computers > Emulators > Oric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Club Europe Oric home page - The home page of the CEO magazine and news about the Oric community.
		Oric Trek - Site claims to be "the only Oric Trek page on the web." Game background, download, and instructions provided.
		Oric/MacOS - An Oric emulator for the Macintosh that emulates an Oric 1 and an Oric Atmos.
	www.inrooza.com /dir/index.php?c=/Computers/Emulators/Oric (226 words)

	Oric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Oric is a development of Euphorix, which in itself was a modified version of Euphoric by Fabrice Frances, originally developed for MS-DOS.
		Support for Oric is available exclusively via the ticket system.
		emulates an Oric 1 and an Oric Atmos.
	www.bannister.org /software/oric.htm (95 words)

	JustCan.com Disability Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Oric Emulators - - A collection of Oric 1 and Atmos emulators and emulation tools for Acorn, Amiga, Atari, Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
		Oric/MacOS - - An Oric emulator for the Macintosh that emulates an Oric 1 and an Oric Atmos.
		Xeuphoric - - An open source Oric-1, Oric Atmos, and Telestrat emulator for Unix/X based on Fabrice Francès' Oric emulator.
	directory.justcan.com /odpphp/odp.php?browse=/Computers/Emulators/Oric (142 words)

	Ordinateur - Oric Telestrat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Same layout as the Oric Atmos (although the keys have slightly different feel).
		The versatility of some of the operating systems (there are nine of them for the various Oric machines) allows any type of floppy drive to be connected, assuming it has a standard floppy connector (the one used on PCs).
		Oric-1 and Oric Atmos, it was possible to emulate these machines using the simple addition of the Stratoric cartridge (which simply contained the Oric Atmos ROM).
	www.ornitron.com /machine/afficheordinateur.asp?idcomputer=84 (885 words)

	OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum
		The Oric Atmos was the successor of the Oric 1 and had almost the same features.
		Its main difference with the Oric 1 was the keyboard and the debugged ROM (the ORIC 1 had several bugs).
		Fantastic, when you know that the Oric had the world record of cables and power supplies you had to use (1 for the computer, 1 for the tape recorder, 1 for the peritel supply and 1 more plug for the TV!).
	www.old-computers.com /museum/computer.asp?c=79 (272 words)

	The Oric Web Ring
		Oric Web Ring is the ring of Oric Computers related pages.
		The Swedish Oric Homepage has been around for almost 10 years and are now on a new server.
		I was a programmer in the Oric days, I confess I wrote the intro program that went with the Oric, and Atmos, plus some of the Tansoft titles.
	v.webring.com /hub?ring=oric;home (410 words)

	About ORIC ATMOS BASIC / C64 BASIC
		The first page is of course a zero page that the ROM software might have "reserved", followed by a stack but also a set of Basic pointers at $0300, at least in the case of Commodore and Oric it seems.
		Babelfished with some hand adjustments: = After some studies, [I have found that] the BASIC of the commodore = C64 and that of oric ATMOS have the same common base.
		Since I was told that the Oric is doing a lot of keyboard and other scans on each interrupt, maybe more than just the Basic would have to replaced to get faster Basic programs (although those would not be Oric Basic programs anymore, but Commodore Basic programs for a non-Commodore computer).
	www.technologyone.org /new-4813629-5680.html (1075 words)

	The Oric-1 and How to Get the Most From It - a Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		I reckon this must be the most common Oric book after teh manuals.
		Oric soon had it’s own manual out though whihc pretty much makes,The Oric-1 and How to Get the Most From It, a redundant book.
		Oric and Atmos Machine Code is aims to introduce intrigued Oric users to the shady world of machine code.
	www.atmos.plus.com /br6.htm (457 words)

	Oric Vintage Computers
		The ORIC computer was made in 1983, as a rival to the success of the Sinclair Spectrum, it was made in the 16k and 48 models, and had a few peripherals such as a pen based plotter.
		It was replaced by the Atmos which had a better 'proper' keyboard, and became for a while the machine that many current programming professionals learnt on !
		Loose but working and tested oric, needs replacement power pack (see accessories page) but has its tape leads etc. also original manual, and introduction tape, also included are about 8 'given free with this computer blank' tapes which may have a lot of software on but are yours to do as you see fit with.
	www.retro-trader.com /oriccomp.htm (389 words)

	Oric Atmos - Definition up Erdmond.Com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		It used its own dialect of the BASIC_programming_language Version 1.1 from Tangerine_Computer_Systems, which included tokens for built in sound patterns: EXPLODE, PING, SHOOT and ZAP.
		---- The Oric 1 was an earlier version marketed in 1983, which had a simpler keyboard (still better than the ZX_Spectrum's), and an earlier version 1.0 of the BASIC ROM (not many significant differences).
		Oric Atmos and Oric 1 Graphics and Machine Code Techniques
	www.erdmond.com /Oric_Atmos.html (273 words)

	Oric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The model 48 was sold with FORTH language.
		Within the year, the original Oric was replaced by the Oric Atmos (on the picture), with improved kayboard, Basic and cassette loading.
		Latest model - Oric Stratos - was planed to replace Atmos, but Tangerine Computers was bought by a french company (1986) and Stratos was finally replaced by the Telestrat.
	www.geocities.com /SiliconValley/9723/oric.html (103 words)

	Computers: Emulators: Oric
		A collection of Oric 1 and Atmos emulators and emulation tools for Acorn, Amiga, Atari, Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
		Various pages for the Oric Micro, including a collection of hints, tips, cheats, maps and solutions for Oric games.
		An open source Oric-1, Oric Atmos, and Telestrat emulator for Unix/X based on Fabrice FrancÃ¨s' Oric emulator.
	www.indianartcraft.com /dir.cgi/Computers/Emulators/Oric (116 words)

	Is this real ???????
		Last week I was the first to order from http://www.cafeshops.com/annexcafe I bought the two designs of bumper sticker and have put them on the back of our vehicle.
		Btw, I remember some pictures from a trade show in 1983/84 where Oric had some girls dressed in fl and red mini dresses as part of the introduction of Atmos.
		It seems that they protect their members by not telling who runs which shop, but probably you can contact them if you are serious about artwork infringement.
	www.technologyone.org /new-4817504-5680.html (813 words)

	The Oric Site
		Oric-1 inlay had the Oric's white and blue colors and a separated manual, while the Oric-1/Atmos version had both white/blue and fl/red colors, and the manual was printed on the inlay.
		The Oric-1 version had a tape with 2 fast recordings on side A, and a slow recording on side B, and was labelled "Oric".
		The Oric-1/Atmos version only had one fast recording on both sides, and was labelled "Atmos / Oric 1".
	www.oric.org /index.php?page=software&fille=detail&num_log=52 (508 words)

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		The crystal generated 12MHz clock in Oric is fed to the ULA at pin 7.
		This is used by the control logic later, and divided by 2 to provide the dot clock used for building of the TV picture.
		Note that in the timing diagrams of sheet 1, the 1 MHz clock is assymetric, and this is why a 2MHz part is used in Oric.
	oric.ifrance.com /oric/hardware/ula.html (4335 words)

	The Oric Site
		I am a big fan of Oric Atmos and I have already big collection of new and used machines (about 10 pieces).
		I have 5 pieces of the last available original Oric Atmos clones - Pravetz 8D - made in Bulgaria in 1991 and I would like to sell 1 or 2 pieces of them.
		It would be intresting what kind of Hardware for the Oric 1 / Atmos where made (Comercial and Privat).
	www.oric.org /index.php?page=community&fille=forum&s_fille=lire&nbnonlus=&forum=2 (533 words)

	Harrier Attack from Durell
		One of the most obvious differences with Oric software is with the diffrerent ROM versions.
		The first main difference is a big red stripe behind the Oric logo in the bottom left corner denoting the fact that this was an Atmos compatible game.
		There is also a change from the older tape having ‘ORIC’ in the bottom left of the label, to having ATMOS/ ORIC-1 printed more centrally.
	home.freeuk.net /48katmos/cc03.htm (644 words)

	The Oric Handbook - a Review
		Most are Oric specific, but I hope to have a look at a few that were not machine specific, but did mention the Oric.
		The Oric wasn’t the best computer when it came to giving error messages.
		It is quite user friendly in that it makes an effort to explain things so people new to computers should understand it, rather than the approach of some which seems to expect you to know what programming is about, but just need the right syntax and such to make things clear.
	www.atmos.plus.com /br1.htm (560 words)

	A look at PSS tapes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		We’ve seen that it was the release of the Atmos that prompted software houses to repackage their material.
		The first thing that some did was to check if it worked with the Atmos and if it was OK then they just stuck a sticker on the outside of the cassette box saying “Atmos compatible”.
		In fact this particular title has anOric-1 version for 16K or 48K on one side and the new “Oric V1.1 ROM and Atmos” version on the side shown.
	home.freeuk.net /48katmos/cc02.htm (441 words)

	Oric Atmos Software
		Here is a bunch of Oric Atmos Software, some of which is not available elsewhere on the net!
		Oric Cheats - Cheats for some commercial games.
		OricTools - These are some vital utilities for Oric crossdevelopment (Amiga ports).
	drhirudo.pdroms.de /Oric.html (217 words)

	Ordinateur - Oric Atmos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Featuring tape, disk, ROM and cartridge images, as well as new software.
		Euphoric and Amoric, excellent Oric-1, Atmos and Telestrat emulators for the PC and Amiga respectively.
		The Oric Project: you can teach an old dog new tricks.
	www.ornitron.com /machine/afficheordinateur.asp?idcomputer=83 (506 words)

	Computers Emulators Oric (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Get a free cordless iron, a car vac or a hand mixer just for testing America's new favorite vacuum cleaner in your own home.
		The home page of the CEO magazine and news about the Oric community.
		Site claims to be "the only Oric Trek page on the web." Game background, download, and instructions provided.
	www.whizseek.com /Computers/Emulators/Oric (261 words)

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