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Was the Thor strictly a clone? I thought that they just took QL boards that they bought (either as boards or as complete computers) from Sinclair and put them in new cases with nice keyboards and a WIMPS.

The original Thor PC/Thor 1 and Thor 20/21 used QL motherboards, but the Thor XVI was designed from scratch - see CST Thor. Letdorf 10:42, 2 December 2005 (UTC)Reply

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