... Programmable Programmable with full width through port. Programming cassette supplied. 17 directional movement. <strong>Microdrive</strong> compatible £22.95*4*+£1.25 p&p dk'tronics Dual Port 1 is Sinclair compatible. Port 2 is Kempston compatible. No through port. Atari joystick compatible £13.00*4*+£1.25 p&p Switchable Joystick ...
... the Saga 3 Elite. £54.95*20* includes V.A.T., p&p £1.50 Saga 2 Crusader Extra 22 single function. ZX Interface 1 and <strong>Microdrive</strong> Compatible. Full size space bar. £59.95*18* VAT included, p&p £1.15 Saga 3 Elite 87 keys, 27 of which are auto-shifted. £79.95*17* VAT included, p&p £1.85 Saga 2 Profile Redesign of the Lo>>Profile ...
... mark (!) had to be placed immediately after commands such as LOAD, SAVE, MERGE, VERIFY and CAT commands much like the <strong>Microdrive</strong> commands had an asterisk (*) in immediately after them. This method of accessing the silicon disc was continued when Amstrad purchased the rights to Sinclair computers and started production of the ZX ...
... are listed as they may not have any relevance to the Sinclair machine being compared with the Spectrum, such as the <strong>Microdrive</strong> commands on the ZX80 or ZX81 pages since neither microcomputer has <strong>Microdrive</strong> capability. ZX80 BASIC The ZX80 was the first Sinclair computer to use a BASIC interpreter. It had integer only arithmetic and ...
... included in the right-hand column short conversion code for whichever micro requires it.The QL comes complete with two <strong>microdrive</strong> units built in, these are similar to the ZX units but differ in they format they use. QL formatted cartridges are not compatible with ZX and vice versa and comparisons are done on a keyword basis only. A ...
... and data in the additional RAM. The system was similar in concept to the facilities provided by the Interface 1 and <strong>Microdrive</strong>, but the Silicon Disc was entirely electronic and therefore considerably faster than cassette or <strong>Microdrive</strong> storage. The Silicon Disc was particularly useful for programs that needed to work with more data ...
A Comparision of Keywords on the BBC Micro (Models A & B),the Acorn Electron and the ZX Spectrum Overview The following is a list of keywords, operators and delimiters used on the BBC Micro (Models A & B), the Acorn Electron and the ZX Spectrum.The B ...
... InterfaceUpstream Computer Systems Included software that offered an 8000-note polyphonic sequencer and 16 tracks. <strong>Microdrive</strong> compatitble.Created by Rupert Goodwins for the rock band Mensana4. £139.003 MIDI Keyboards What follows is a small sample of MIDI keyboards that have been deemed suitable by the contemporary computer press ...
... are listed as they may not have any relevance to the microcomputer being compared with the Spectrum, such as the <strong>Microdrive</strong> commands as these are too different compared with any disk systems available. Acorn Atom Released in 1980, the Acorn Atom is one of the earlier examples from the microcomputer age. The Acorn Atom uses Atom ...
... all the commercially available joysticks e.g. Atari/Commodore. Came complete with full documentation and demo tape. <strong>Microdrive</strong> compatible. Worked with certain Artic and A&F games to give speech and sound effects. Master Unit was available which combined The Fuller Box with the Fuller Orator. Fuller Box - £29.95*15 Master Unit - ...
... a single key shifted), but a few of these are typed in character by character. These are called the Integral Functions.<strong>Microdrive</strong> commands have not been included as these are totally exclusive to the ZX Spectrum and cannot translated to ZX80 BASIC.Reference to the ZX80 on this page refers to the ZX80 with 4K ROM. When the ZX80 is ...
... statements and functions. Where a command or statement is not available on a micro this is also stated in the notes. <strong>Microdrive</strong> commands have not been included as these are totally exclusive to the ZX Spectrum and cannot be easily translated to ZX81 BASIC. I have not included the ZX80 in this list as this micro has a few differences ...
... Sinclair produced a number of peripherals for the ZX Spectrum, including the ZX Printer, Interface 1 and ZX <strong>Microdrive</strong> system. Interface 1 provided access to <strong>Microdrive</strong>s, an RS232 interface and the ZX Net networking system. The Spectrum's edge connector also allowed a wide variety of third-party hardware to be attached. ...