Because of this, it became famous in Britain and Spain in The 80s, and eastern Europe and Russia in The 90s, as a game-friendly home computer for people who otherwise couldnt afford one. This section presents a variety of customisations and alternatives to the standard Spectrum ROM. The Sinclair ZX Spectrum note, or 'Speccy' to its fans, is a masterpiece of early 1980s computing Minimalism.Everything is as simple and cheap as possible. This section presents a variety of emulators for making the Spectrum mimic other computers and peripherals. ZX Spectrum mp3 Edmx - ZX Spectrum, The Pocket Gods - Zx Spectrum Soundtrack, OZ Artists - Zx Spectrum, Twisted Individual - ZX Spectrum, - 5 2 7. listing of SinclairZXSpectrumTOSEC20120423. This section documents a variety of games that can be run directly from a ROM cartridge. O n the 23rd April 1982, Cambridge-based Sinclair Research unveiled its latest product and 40 years later, its influence and. This section documents a collection of ROM cartridges to help fault find and verify correct operation of Spectrum systems. This section describes a variety of methods for creating custom ROM cartridges, and provides details on the range of PCBs I have produced that use some of these techniques.
These were followed a couple of months later by Chess, and then the remaining six titles in December 1983. It was launched in the United Kingdom in March 1981 as the successor to Sinclairs ZX80 and was designed to be a low-cost introduction to home computing for the general public. Issue 4A and 4B Schematics, Issue 4A Layout. The ZX81 is a home computer produced by Sinclair Research and manufactured in Scotland by Timex Corporation. The first titles were released around September/October 1983 and were the Psion games Planetoids, Backgammon and Space Raiders. Issue 1 Schematics and Layout (pdf) Issue 2 Schematics and Layout. This section describes the ten retail ROM cartridge titles released by Sinclair. Most of the ROMs presented can be programmed into the ZXC3 and ZXC4 using its built-in FLASH programming mechanism,Īlthough some are only supported on the ZXC3 when fitted with an EPROM.Ĭlick on the thumbnail images to see more detail about the corresponding ROM cartridge program. This page presents details on the range of original retail ROM cartridges, along with my custom ROM cartridge board designs (ZXC1, ZXC2, ZXC3 and ZXC4) and new ROM programs that can be run using them.Įach new ROM is represented by a thumbnail of the lowest specification custom board that it will run on.
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