 It was at this time (Dec 1985) that Acorn User magazine 'News' section (Page #11) displayed a photo of a new OEM-focused computer named the 'Communicator'.This was Acorn's answer to ICL's 'One Per Desk' initiative.This Acorn machine was based around a 16-bit 65SC816 CPU, 128 KB RAM, expandable to 512 KB, plus additional battery-backed RAM.