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Adds a token Atari ST screenshot.

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|![Amstrad text, with a classic 1:1 pixel emulation](READMEImages/NaiveCPC.png)|![Amstrad text, with correct aspect ratio and subject to a lowpass filter](READMEImages/FilteredCPC.png)|
|![The Amstrad CPC version of Stormlord, with a classic 1:1 pixel emulation](READMEImages/NaiveCPCStormlord.png)|![The Amstrad CPC version of Stormlord, with correct aspect ratio and subject to a lowpass filter](READMEImages/CPCStormlord.png)|
<img src="READMEImages/ReptonInterlaced.gif" height=400 alt="Repton title screen, interlaced"><img src="READMEImages/AppleIIPrinceOfPersia.png" height=400 alt="Apple IIe Prince of Persia">
<img src="READMEImages/MusicWorks.png" height=400 alt="Apple Macintosh MusicWorks">
## Low Latency
The display produced is an emulated CRT, with phosphor decay. Therefore if you have a 140Hz monitor it can produce 140 distinct frames per second. Latency is dictated by the output hardware, not the emulated machine.
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Cycle-accurate emulation for the supported target machines is fairly trite; this emulator seeks to follow that precedent. All emulation logic is written in C++ for explicit control over costs but, where a conflict arises, the presumption is towards clarity and simplicity of code. This emulator is willing to spend the processing resources available on modern hardware.
Self-ratings:
* the Electron, Oric and Vic-20 are pretty much perfect;
* the ZX80, ZX81, ColecoVision, MSX 1 and Apple IIs are very strong;
* the Master System is almost perfect, access windows and CRAM dots and all the rest, but further work is required on some small aspects of behaviour;
* the Amstrad CPC has known accuracy deficiencies in its 8272 and 6845;
* the Atari 2600 has some known accuracy deficiencies in its TIA;
* the C-1540(/1) is locked in reading mode and doesn't yet support writing.
## Additional Screenshots
<img src="READMEImages/AppleIIPrinceOfPersia.png" height=400 alt="Apple IIe Prince of Persia">
<img src="READMEImages/MusicWorks.png" height=400 alt="Apple Macintosh MusicWorks">
<img src="READMEImages/STStuntCarRacer.png" height=400 alt="Atari ST Stunt Car Racer">

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