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ZX Spectrum 16K and 48K

... £125, and the 48K model, priced at £175. The machines were externally identical and used the same basic hardware design, with the principal difference being the amount of RAM fitted. Sinclair also offered a 16K-to-48K upgrade for owners w ...

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ZX Spectrum+ 128K

... ory of the 48K Spectrum, 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 the familia ...

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ZX Spectrum+

... switch. Although the new case looked considerably more substantial, Sinclair had not abandoned the basic Spectrum design. The computer remained a 48K Spectrum in terms of its principal capabilities, with the changes concentrated largely on ...

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ZX Spectrum Sound Simulator

... BEEP Stop Ready Frequency: 440 Hz Try an Example BEEP 1, 0 BEEP 1, 10 BEEP 1, -10 BEEP 0.25, 20 BBC BASIC SOUND to ZX Spectrum BEEP The Standard ZX Spectrum cannot select the BBC sound channel or control the volume. Therefore the equivalent ...

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ZX Spectrum Memory Map Explorer

... 8K Paging / System Area Contended RAM Uncontended RAM Unavailable – No Physical RAM Dynamic Areas BASIC Program Variables Character Set – 768 bytes UDGs Calculator Stack E-LINE Dynamic areas are overlays showing where the Spectrum's sys ...

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A summary of YS MegaBasic keywords Home Overview Commands Statements Structured Statements Functions Nomenclature References External Links Overview YS MegaBasic (or sometimes just MegaBasic) is a ZX Spectrum BASIC interpreter extension. It was coded by a

Home Hardware Peripherals Software Publications Projects A summary of YS MegaBasic keywords Overview YS MegaBasic (or sometimes just MegaBasic) is a ZX Spectrum BASIC interpreter extension. It was coded by author Mike Leaman and published b ...

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Digital Joystick Interfaces | Mister Spectrum

... r the ZX Spectrum supporting standard joysticks fitted with an Atari-style connector. A tape-loaded BASIC program guided the user through programming the controls, prompting for each function in sequence — up, down, left, right and fire � ...

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