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Sound card NeoGS appropriate for playing trackers (MOD) and compressed (MP3) music on Spectrum-compatible computers with ZXBUS slot.
Designed by NedoPC group (Russia)
Sound card NeoGS appropriate for playing trackers (MOD) and compressed (MP3) music on Spectrum-compatible computers with ZXBUS slot.
Designed by NedoPC group (Russia)
Sound card NeoGS appropriate for playing trackers (MOD) and compressed (MP3) music on Spectrum-compatible computers with ZXBUS slot.
Designed by NedoPC group (Russia)
Sound card NeoGS appropriate for playing trackers (MOD) and compressed (MP3) music on Spectrum-compatible computers with ZXBUS slot.
Designed by NedoPC group (Russia)
Sound card NeoGS appropriate for playing trackers (MOD) and compressed (MP3) music on Spectrum-compatible computers with ZXBUS slot.
Designed by NedoPC group (Russia)
In this photo, you have...
* A Rolf Harris 12" record
* A Stylophone
* A Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48k
* Sinclair Horizons cassette tape
* Dysan 8" floppy disk.
Full page colour advert for 3 Deep Space by Postern from Personal Computer News Issue 30 from 1983. This was a 3D shooter from the legendary Mike Singleton, best known for writing The Lords of Midnight and Doomdark's Revenge. 3D glasses were required, supplied with the game, and of course you needed a colour TV!
ZX Evolution (also known as PentEvo) — Russian Sinclair-compatible clone with VGA, PS/2 keyboard and mouse. Based on original & genuine CPU Z80, AY music chip and КР1818ВГ93 FDD chip.
Features:
Z80 3.5 MHz (classic mode) / 7 MHz (turbo mode without CPU wait circles) / 14 MHz (mega turbo with CPU wait circles);
4 Mb RAM, 512Kb ROM;
MiniITX board (172x170mm), 2 ZXBUS slots, power ATX or +5,+12V;
Based on fpga (Altera EP1K50);
Peripheral MCU ATMEGA128;
PS/2 keyboard and mouse support;
Floppy (WDC1793) Beta-disk compatible interface, IDE (one channel, up to 2 devices on master/slave mode), SD(HC) card, RS232;
Video out: RGB, VGA (scandoubler);
Sound: AY, Beeper, Covox (PWM);
Original keyboard and joystick support;
Tape interface (in/out);
Real-time clock.
Technical description:
Official website:
Sir Clive Marles Sinclair (1940–2021) was an English entrepreneur and inventor, most commonly known for his work in consumer electronics in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
After spending several years as assistant editor of Instrument Practice, Sinclair founded Sinclair Radionics in 1961, where he produced the first slim-line electronic pocket calculator in 1972 (the Sinclair Executive). Sinclair later moved into the production of home computers and produced the Sinclair ZX80, the UK's first mass-market home computer for less than £100, and later, with Sinclair Research, the ZX81 and ZX Spectrum; the latter is widely recognised by consumers and programmers for its importance in the early days of the British and wider European home computer industry. In Eastern Europe homemade ZX Spectrum clones were the only affordable computing equipment for a long period till the mid 1990s. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clive_Sinclair
Yet more messing around with Image 2 ZX Spec, a piece of software that makes images look as if they had been made back in '83.
Anava a dir que aquest va ser el meu primer contacte amb la informàtica, però de fet el que es veu a la foto és el meu anterior Sinclair ZX de 48 Kb en versió 'upgraded' .
L'any 1985, l'empresa HISSA de Barcelona, feia amb permís d'INVESTRÓNICA la conversió dels Spectrum a Spectrum Plus per 18.000 pessetes (17.143 més 857 d'ITE) i aquells primers ordinadors ZX amb teclat de cautxú es convertien en aquests amb carcassa mes gran i teclat plàstic. Mai no em va cridar massa l'atenció la programació en BASIC, ni aquesta concentració de funcions en una mateixa tecla, ni aquelles càrregues interminables i incertes de programes des del imprescindible gravador reproductor de cassetes i a més, per acabar-ho d'arrodonir, haver de trobar el moment en que l'afició per la informàtica no coincidís amb les hores de veure la televisió junt amb les reticències familiars sobre si aquell aparell no acabaria causant alguna avaria al televisor.
Dessin vectoriel du Sinclair ZX Spectrum, qui est un des premiers ordinateurs personnels que j'ai vu dans des magazines au début des années 80. Première version. Évolution en cours, février 2019.
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Le ZX Spectrum est un petit ordinateur personnel mis sur le marché par le constructeur informatique anglais Sinclair Research en 1982. Basé sur le processeur Zilog Z80 tournant à 3,5 MHz, le Spectrum était équipé avec 16 ou 48 ko de mémoire vive (une extension était aussi disponible pour passer de 16 à 48 ko).
Patrón para hacer la portada del videojuego Manic Miner en punto de cruz.
256x192 pixels = 49.152 "crucecitas".
Full page colour advert for the Currah Micro Speech peripheral for the ZX Spectrum. The advert is from Personal Computer News issue 30 from 1983.
Complete with colour clash, this is how Stagecoach Manchester's standard double decker would appear on a common and garden +2 Speccy or a 48k one with the infamous 'dead flesh' keyboard. Best enjoyed in hard copy form with a ZX Printer!
ZX Piano for iPad is a great toy.
You can play the wonderful ZX Spectrum as an 8 bit piano!!!
Just let me know if you want me to send you a promocode!