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* Announced price (as Acorn Cambridge Workstation): £5,845 for 1 MB model with RAM upgrades at £1,000 per megabyte; £3,595 for 1 MB diskless model, £7,895 for 4 MB model with 20 MB hard disk

The reason given for providing Panos as the operating system at the launch of the Acorn Cambridge Workstation instead of Xenix, despite Acorn having contracted Logica to port Xenix to the machine, was the apparent lack of a working memory management unit (MMU) in the National Semiconductor 32016 chipset, for which