source: Sinclair User Magazine - Oct 1984
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computer objecthead but the computer is the head and they have to plug in an external monitor
have a big british punk sinclair zx spectrum
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Tag 4: die britische Spielmaschine
Der ZX Spectrum von Sinclair ist DIE britische Spielmaschine aus den 80ern. Viele haben schöne Erinnerungen an die Zeit und die Spiele mit diesem Computer. Deshalb gibt es auch neue Reinkarnationen dieser Spielmaschine
Der vierte Beitrag in meiner Reihe von Beiträgen zur Neugestaltung der Ausstellung in meinem Computermuseum. Heute und an weiteren 29 Tagen stelle ich die Zusammenstellung meiner Ausstellungsstücke vor. Heute berichte ich über den Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Ein Meilenstein in der Homecomputerindustrie. Auch er feierte schon seinen 40. Geburtstag und er geht ein in die Geschichte als britische…
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Byte Bitten
As you've just got hold of the game, you'd love to spend time on it.
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The Golden Age of the Video Game Arcade: Game Over.
The Golden Age of the Video Game Arcade: Game Over.
After 1987, for me at least, the video game arcade was on a downward spiral towards oblivion. So where did it all go wrong?
Thank you so much for joining me on my journey way back to 1979 and through the best years of arcade gaming and my childhood, up to 1987. The video game arcade era had been a massive part of my life, and I’m so glad I was involved in the very best of it.
Although I had my…
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Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48k refitted with a new white casing.
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Sinclair User issue 15, June 1982,
ZX Spectrum 16k/48k print ad.
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Sinclair ZX Spectrum - 1983
source: archive.org
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CZ Spectrum, version Argentina de la ZX Spectrum.
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Selections from The Personal Computer Handbook by Peter Rodwell (1983)
Some of my thoughts while reading:
- I forgot how old ASCII is
- MOS 6502 my beloved (with 8086 jumpscare)
- That one page I misread as "Computer Erotica"
- Program listings printed on dot matrix and scanned as images for publication, because that was the best option - normal in magazines, a suprise in a hardcover book
- CP/M being a more noteworthy OS than something called MS-DOS
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