Kempston Pro Joystick Interface
The Kempston Micro Electronics Pro Joystick Interface expands the ZX Spectrum with joystick connections.
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Sinclair QL
With the Sinclair QL, the British company Sinclair is entering new territory after the great success in the home computer sector. The Sinclair QL is one of the …
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Sinclair ZX Spectrum
In 1982 the British company Sinclair Research Ltd. introduced the Sinclair ZX Spectrum as a successor to the Sinclair ZX81. Like its predecessor, it is based …
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Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2 (by Amstrad)
After buying the Sinclair computer division and the Sinclair brand in 1986, the ZX Spectrum +2 is the first machine under the Amstrad brand; it came directly …
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Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128
Since the ZX Spectrum 128 from Sinclair has a ZX Spectrum+ on the housing, this leads to amazement at the first moment. But the second label 128K makes it …
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Sinclair ZX81
In 1980, the British company Sinclair Research launched the ZX80 for under $200. A year later, the new and improved version ZX81 will be released for half the …
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Timex Sinclair 2068
The company Timex Sinclair was a joint venture between the British Sinclair Research and the American Timex Corporation (now Timex Group USA, Inc.) to better …
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ZX Spectrum+
After the Spectrum got competition with home computers like the C64, Sinclair gave the ZX Spectrum 48K a better keyboard (like the QL) and introduced the ZX …
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