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ZX Spectrum+ | Mister Spectrum

... such a machine was being developed. When the Spectrum+ finally appeared, it brought the familiar electronics of the <strong>48K Spectrum</strong> into a new case whose styling followed the design language of the recently introduced QL. The Spectrum+ was therefore not intended to replace the Spectrum with an entirely new computer. Instead, Sinclair ...

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ZX Spectrum+ 128K | Mister Spectrum

... was the most substantial development of the Spectrum carried out by Sinclair Research. It doubled the memory of the <strong>48K Spectrum</strong>, added a much more capable sound chip, introduced a new version of Sinclair BASIC and provided a number of facilities designed to make practical use of the additional memory. Although the machine retained ...

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ZX Spectrum Input Devices & Controllers | Mister Spectrum

... Electronics Came with interface box, cassette software, and instruction book.Two versions were available, one for the <strong>48K Spectrum</strong>, and one for the 128K18. The 128K version was supplied with an RGB adaptor lead. £29.90*17*includes post and packing. Stack 100 Lightpen Also produced for the Commodore 64, VIC-20, BBC B and Atari. ...

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ZX Spectrum Sound Simulator | Mister Spectrum

... pitch = ((p - 4) / 4) - 12 The BBC channel is assumed to be 1 and the volume is assumed to be 15, as the Standard 16K/<strong>48K Spectrum</strong> cannot directly control either parameter. Dragon 32/64 &amp; TRS-80 CoCo SOUND to ZX Spectrum BEEP The Dragon 32/64 and TRS-80 CoCo use the following SOUND statement: SOUND (m,n) Enter the tone and duration ...

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ZX Spectrum UDG Designer | Mister Spectrum

... one pixel in a row of the graphic. The UDG character set provides 21 characters, from UDG A through UDG U in the <strong>48K Spectrum</strong>. On the 128K Spectrum, UDG T and U are unavailable for normal UDG use. Larger graphics can be constructed by combining several 8 × 8 ...

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