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Line 1: {{Short description\|American computer company}} {{Infobox company \| name = American Computer &and Peripheral, Inc. \| image = American Computer and Peripheral Former Headquarters Santa Ana 2022 crop.JPG \| image_caption = Former headquarters in [[Santa Ana, California]] Line 13: \| products = {{Unbulleted list\|American XTSR\|American 286\|386 Translator\|386 Turbo}} }} '''American Computer &and Peripheral, Inc.''' ('''AC&P'''), also written as '''American Computer ~~and~~& Peripheral''', was an American computer company based in [[Santa Ana, California\|Santa Ana]], California. The company was founded in 1985 by Alan Lau and released several expansion boards for the [[IBM Personal Computer\|IBM PC]] as well as a few [[IBM PC compatible\|PC clones]] before going bankrupt in December 1989. Obscure in its own time,{{sfnm\|1a1=Amirrezvani\|1a2=Rosenbaum\|1a3=Trivette\|1y=1986\|1p=92\|2a1=Shackelford\|2y=1986\|p=12C}} the company's 386 Translator was the first plug-in board for [[Intel]]'s newly released [[i386\|80386]] processor and the first mass-market computing device to offer consumers a means of using the 386 in July 1986.{{sfnm\|1a1=Amirrezvani\|1a2=Rosenbaum\|1a3=Trivette\|1y=1986\|1p=92\|2a1=Chabal\|2a2=Ranney\|2y=1986\|2p=8}} ==History==

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