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ZX81
Sinclair ZX81 PCB Revision 3 keyboard
Sinclair ZX81 PCB Revision 3 keyboard
Left side and rear views of the ZX81, showing its edge connector, the three input/output sockets (TV, EAR, MIC) and the 9 V DC power socket
Left side and rear views of the ZX81, showing its edge connector, the three input/output sockets (TV, EAR, MIC) and the 9 V DC power socket
The Sinclair Executive "slimline" pocket calculator (1972)
The Sinclair Executive "slimline" pocket calculator (1972)
The Science of Cambridge MK14 (1978), sold in kit form, was Sinclair's first computer.
The Science of Cambridge MK14 (1978), sold in kit form, was Sinclair's first computer.
ZX80
ZX80
ZX80
Inside the ZX80: The Z80 is the large chip in center. 4K ROM is the medium-sized chip in the upper right. 1K RAM is implemented by two chips in the up
Inside the ZX80: The Z80 is the large chip in center. 4K ROM is the medium-sized chip in the upper right. 1K RAM is implemented by two chips in the upper left. The video modulator is the metal box at the top.
Upgraded ZX80 showing the ZX81-style replacement keyboard overlay for use with the 8K ROM
Upgraded ZX80 showing the ZX81-style replacement keyboard overlay for use with the 8K ROM
ZX Spectrum 48k
ZX Spectrum 48k