... the ZX Spectrum was far from certain. The Spectrum had already established itself as one of Britain's most successful <strong>home computer</strong>s, but the market was changing rapidly and Sinclair's original machines were beginning to show their age. Amstrad's arrival brought new investment, new hardware and, eventually, a new generation of Spectrum ...
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... The Aim of Mister Spectrum The aim of this website is to provide a historical reference for the popular 1980s <strong>home computer</strong>, the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. I hope to create a useful reference guide containing information about the Spectrum, its development, its hardware, its software and its programming. The information provided is ...
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... released in 1982, the same year as the ZX Spectrum, and outside of the United Kingdom, was the world's best selling <strong>home computer</strong>. With dedicated graphics and sound processors, the Commodore 64 boasted hi-resolution graphics and superior sound to the ZX Spectrum. But these were difficult to use as the BASIC available on the '64 ...
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... found on the ZX Spectrum Overview As the Timex/Sinclair 2000 series (specifically the 2068) was intended for the US <strong>home computer</strong> market some keywords were added. Commands Keyword Meaning Comments DELETE i) DELETE xii) DELETE x,yiii) DELETE ,yResult i: Delete program lines from line x to end of program.Result ii: Delete program lines ...
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