RiscPC [SEP] manufacturer
and RiscPC 700 model launched.
- 1996 – 200 MHz StrongARM CPU upgrade released, offering a five-fold increase in raw processing power compared to the ARM7 used in the previous high-end machines.
- 1997 – Acorn launch Acorn J233 StrongARM Risc PC, featuring an uprated 233 MHz model of StrongARM and including Browser and Java software.
- 1998 – Castle Technology acquire the rights to continue to market and produce the RiscPC during the breakup of Acorn Computers.
- 2000 – In May,
begins manufacturing motherboards in its Taoyuan County (now Taoyuan City), Taiwan factory.
- 1988 - Holco establishes its first overseas branch office, in Fremont, California.
- 1990 - Holco subsidiary Shuttle Computer Handel is established in Elmshorn, Germany to serve European market.
- 1994 - Introduces Shuttle RiscPC 4475, a desktop based on DEC Alpha 64-bit microprocessor and Microsoft Windows NT for Alpha.
- 1995 - Shuttle reaches #5 motherboard manufacturer worldwide in terms of volume.
- 1997 - Holco officially changes