At a press conference at the Churchill Hotel on Friday the 23rd of April 1982, Sir Clive Sinclair revealed to the world his new home computer: the ZX Spectrum.
Huzzah! Happy anniversary to my favourite home micro.
Happy Birthday Speccy!!!
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I always found it hard to dislike the Speccy, despite its many faults
Primarily because my friend had one at school, and we played Ultimate Games until he got a rampack and got Jet Set Willy... (that sounds like two diseases right there!)... ah, memories.
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Primarily because my friend had one at school, and we played Ultimate Games until he got a rampack and got Jet Set Willy... (that sounds like two diseases right there!)... ah, memories.
Chris
Won't somebody PLEASE think of the children?
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That's what happened on my side. I flirted with the Speccy but the C64 scored. And I met a lot of interesting people because of the C64.Analog-X wrote:I had saved money for over 2 years to buy a computer. I was comparing features to all available computers at that time and the C64 won.
But the Speccy is a cute machine.
All is lost.
Speccy fans should definitely check out Andrew Rollings' book at http://zxgoldenyears.com
...and then re-balance the universe by pre-ordering my Commodore 64 book due out later this year at http://c64goldenyears.com
...and then re-balance the universe by pre-ordering my Commodore 64 book due out later this year at http://c64goldenyears.com
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