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Push the Button While looking for my first computer I owned (and sadly sold shortly afterwards) I remembered that I not only bought that Sinclair ZX81 plus a 1K games compilation in 1983 but also an additional „overlay“ keyboard. While Continue reading The Overlay
Soundscape of the day: Ministry, Psalm 69, 1992
Soundscape of the day: Lamb of God, Lamb of God, 2020
Soundscape of the day: Opeth, In Cauda Venenum, 2019
Cheap Storage While Sinclair itself never sold a dedicated program data recorder (unlike other major players in the 8-Bit arena like Atari, Commodore etc.) their Timex partners did exactly that. The American mother licensee Timex-Sinclair released the Timex-Sinclair 2020 Program Continue reading The Digital
Soundscape of the day: Ministry, Amerikkkant, 2018
Black Wallets With the release of the Sinclair ZX Microdrive the company brought out a stylish black wallet for the storage of the precious ZX Microdrive cartridges. During the years some of these piled up here – but not that Continue reading Storage Storage
Soundscape of the day: Gojira, From Mars to Sirius, 2005
Soundscape of the day: Megadeth, United Abominations (2019 Remaster), 2019
Small, simple, inexpensive Before I could afford an Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16K in the last weeks of 1983 I did my first steps in the computing world with it’s even cheaper, older sibling: a Sinclair ZX81 (bought in summer 1983 Continue reading The First Device