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Amico 2000
Manufacturer	ASEL
Type	8-bit home computer
Release date	1 December 1978; 46 years ago (1978-12-01)
CPU	1 MHz MOS Technology 6502
Memory	1 KiB

Amico 2000 was a computer designed in Italy by ASEL.^[1]^[2]

In December 1978 the electronics magazine "Sperimentare" began publishing a series of articles describing the MOS Technology 6502 machine. The original machine came with 1 kB of RAM and a monitor in ROM. Later version of the machine came with expanded RAM, tape interface, BASIC interpreter,^[3] TV interface and a full keyboard.

An assembled version of the base machine cost 235000 Italian lire.