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Using The Plus D Disk System With Fuse Or A Gotek

Introduction The MGT +D interface was one of a few disk interface solutions that appeared for the Spectrum in the[…]

A detailed insight into the development of the ZX Spectrum hardware Many thanks to Mark Smith who contributed this article[…]

Here you can find .PDF versions of the sales brochures that Sinclair (and latterly Amstrad) produced for the ZX Spectrum,[…]

This is a guest article from Jesper Carlsson, a member of the Spectrum For Everyone Facebook group, regarding our recent[…]

As we’ve hit another amazing milestone of 4096 members (following our long tradition of geekery), we’re announcing another FREE RAFFLE[…]

It’s well known that the Investronica 128 (otherwise known as the Spanish Toastrack) and the UK 128 machines have different[…]

(By Will Woodvine) Having a slightly technical bent, I like to own the different variations of each ZX Spectrum. Sometimes,[…]

As we’ve hit another amazing milestone of 3072 members (not 3000, as we’re geeks!), there will be another prize given[…]

Codemasters, purveyors of numerous brands of ‘simulator’ software in the eighties, released a compendium of games in 1989 (the ‘Codemasters[…]

The introductory booklet accompanying every new 16K or 48K Spectrum contains, in the section “What’s inside the case”, a picture[…]