... to exploring, documenting and preserving the world of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum and its programming, hardware and <strong>history</strong>. The site grew from my own interest in researching the Spectrum, particularly its BASIC programming language and the many details that are often overlooked or only briefly explained in the original ...
... in a number of details from the later UK model, making the early Investrónica machines an interesting part of the <strong>history</strong> of the 128K Spectrum. Design The industrial design of the ZX Spectrum+ 128K was again the work of Rick Dickinson, who had designed both the original ZX Spectrum and the ZX Spectrum+. The case was based closely ...
... compatibility with the enormous existing library of Spectrum software. The +2 also marked an important change in the <strong>history</strong> of the Spectrum because it was the first model produced under Amstrad's ownership. Sinclair's name remained prominently associated with the machine, but the design, manufacturing and commercial direction were ...