Olivetti adverts
Olivetti
April 1983
For impartial advice on which computer to buy, don't ask a salesman. Ask a computer
This is one of those implausible ads where the reader is expected to believe that Olivetti really programmed a bunch of computers in order to determine which, based on specs and p...
Olivetti
25th February 1984
When you add up the facts, no other micro equals ours
It's another advert for British Olivetti's M20 - in this case the entry-level dual-floppy M20 CQ, available for £2,064 - about £8,390 in 2024. The M20 - first released in 1982 - ...
Olivetti
December 1984
Olivetti - Compatibility plus!
Along with almost every major manufacturer of the time, Olivetti was not one to refuse a spot on the bandwagon that was the IBM PC format, here offering an 8086 "true 16 bit" PC cl...
Olivetti
July 1988
The Olivetti M290. Whatever you put it through, it'll turn in a brilliant performance
The M290 from Olivetti was another entry in the mass of IBM-compatibles, in this case aiming at the AT with an Intel 80286 CPU running at 12MHz, and 2MB RAM. Olivetti had been do...