... ncludes 'Restart' feature and a full-width expansion port. £9.95 + 50p p&p 1 Bud Interstate 31 Bud Computing Ltd A Kempston-compatible joystick interface designed for maximum games compatibility. It supports Atari-type joysticks and offers ...
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... y allowed by the Z80A processor. £14.9527 28 Micro-Pad Programmable, no through port £23.002 Page Computing Programmable with rapid fire switch. £26.0024+£1 p&p Pickardfrom Success Services The Pickard Joystick Interface is a rectangula ...
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... "AFDEC ELECTRONICS LTD - advert", Your Computer, June 1983 p.82 10. "Keyed up? - Hardware News", ZX Computing, August/September 1983 p.67 11. "SAGA EMPEROR 1 - advert", Sinclair User, December 1984 p.186 12. "Shop Window - Keyboards", ZX Co ...
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... p.210 3. "DATEL ELECTRONICS - advert", Your Computer, June 1984 p.34 4. "ZX Hardware - Speech", ZX Computing, December/January 1984 p.106 5. "ZX81 AND SPECTRUM SPEECH SYNTHESISERS - advert", ZX Computing, June/July 1983 p.130 6. "Hardware ...
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... Compatible with ZX Interface 1 and Microdrives2. £44.503 References 1. "Going FORTH" - article, ZX Computing, October/November 1983, p.61 2. "HARDWARE" - article, ZX Computing, February/March 1986, p.14 3. Currah μSource advert, Your Spec ...
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... ryhthms, built in 4W per channel stereo amplifier. £459.00*1 References 1. "Midi in The Home", ZX Computing, June/July 1985 p.44-49 2. "The Sound of Cheetah", ZX Computing, January 1987 p.4 3. "Going for a Song", Sinclair Answers, 1984 Is ...
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... RING THE SENSE OF SOUND!" - advert, Your Spectrum, No.11, February 1985, p.55 15. Fuller advert, ZX Computing, February/March 1984, p.79 16. "ZX-BOX - A Sound Investment for your SPECTRUM!" - advert, Sinclair User, No.19, October 1983, p.12 ...
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... f” section, noting the interface's EPROM-based programming software and its advertised price., ZX Computing, No. DECEMBER/JANUARY 1985, p. 87 ↩ Page Revised: 14/10/2026 Mister Spectrum © 2022–2026 Kevin R. Carr ×
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... y that had made the machine successful while attempting to move the platform towards the disk-based computing environment that was becoming increasingly common. The +2A and +2B Following the introduction of the +3, Amstrad went on to develo ...
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... ls, printer routines, Microdrive support and compatibility with 16K and 48K ZX Spectrum models., ZX Computing, No. October/November 1983, p. 61 ↩ External Links Checking the Currah microsource (U-Source) (Youtube / Davide Barlotti) Page R ...
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... H THE SPECTRUM DOODLER!" - advert, Your Spectrum, No.21, December 1985, p.10 18. "128 Doodler!", ZX Computing, May 1986, p.53 19. SAGA Systems Ltd advert, Your Spectrum, No.17, August 1985, p.65 External Links Add-on Electronics light pen a ...
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... rum Doodler, covering its hardware, drawing software, RGB connection, features and limitations., ZX Computing, No. May 1986, p. 53 ↩ 9. "SPECTRUM LIGHT PEN ONLY £10 .00" - Custom Cables International Ltd advertisement, Personal Computer ...
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