Atila Merino, founder and president of Amstrad Eterno, presents a detailed account of the trajectory of Alan Sugar‘s company, from its origins to the present day. The book covers everything from sound systems to the extensive range of computers they developed.
There is also extensive coverage of video games and developers for Amstrad, both local and international. The book is designed and desktop-edited by Javier Cubedo, a former Dinamic member and renowned graphic artist, who was a prominent figure in the golden age of Spanish software.
This publication has a section on Homebrew, where the most outstanding Spanish groups are featured. 4MHz has two pages where our history is reviewed, which is a great recognition of our trajectory. We are very proud to appear in one of the most important books about our beloved Amstrad!
