Zing Tsjeng

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5,313 appearances 20 recordings 9 series first heard May 2026 last heard 4d ago

Zing Tsjeng’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 20 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 11.

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And then 1986, a big moment, because they made an IBM-compatible computer, meaning that it was designed to run the same software, use the same hardware architecture as the IBM PC, which was becoming and had become the industry standard for business computing. voice-verified
The campaign slogan was, and this is pure Alan Sugar, compatible with you-know-who, priced as only we-know-how. voice-verified
So, you know, this is computing for the masses. voice-verified
And people were getting to know him in the UK. voice-verified
He was becoming a bit of a public figure. voice-verified
He was described in the press as streetwise and bullish. voice-verified
He was pugnacious but effective. voice-verified
And there was a begrudging respect for his success. voice-verified
But... voice-verified
There was also hostility from the city establishment, which Alan threw right back at them. voice-verified
He was now the 15th richest man in Britain and he set about spending like it. voice-verified
He bought a fleet of expensive cars, Rolls Royces, I've seen one of those, Bentleys and big houses in Essex and Florida. voice-verified
He's living the dream. voice-verified
And I remember this. voice-verified
I was a teenager at the time, and it was amazing how quickly... voice-verified
Amstrad went from being like, oh, I've got an Amstrad. voice-verified
Aren't I great? voice-verified
To like, what a load of rubbish. voice-verified
Because people like Dell and IBM themselves were getting into the mass market as well. voice-verified
And Amstrad was seen as a kind of shabby second best. voice-verified
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