3. From teething problems to rattling Apple | The BBC Micro at 40 @tnmoc
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Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 39 minutes ago
The BBC gave Acorn a demanding list of requirements. These included a need to work with different outputs, cassette-tape and printer interfaces, and support for old and new hardware.

How did Acorn manage to deliver what the BBC wanted?

Herman Hauser and Steve Furber discuss the development of the BBC Micro.

Recorded winter 2021.
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