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The Truth Ok, after having fun pretending all the fancy stuff (like setting up local area networks) I do (or did) with my ZX Spectrum I’ll now tell the truth: I played games on it! The ZX Spectrum as a Continue reading Inter and Multi
System Expansion The journey continues – the next task after having something printed was to put my original ZX Interface 1 into operation. It was part of the official ZX Spectrum Expansion System, which consisted of the ZX Interface 1 Continue reading Get Connected
Hot Characters After caring for a better view I gave my ZX Spectrum compatible printing device a try: a TIMEX/Sinclair 2040 Personal Printer. According to the original invoice I bought that re-branded Alphacom 32 Thermal Printer in 1985. Not long Continue reading Personal Thermo
Shattered View While testing my rotten original software tapes I were really bugged by the compelling bad quality of the ZX Spectrum TV output. Did we really sat hours and days of our life in front of this? My old Continue reading Composite Composition
Mouldy Software I would like to check whether my old original software tapes are still readable. I must admit that most of them are physically in a really sad state. In the first years after my active ZX Spectrum user Continue reading Data Integrity
Additional Plus‘ After I learned that my original ZX Spectrum didn’t bear the 25 years of no operation too well, I still wanted to test the rest of my ZX Spectrum peripherals, my software tapes and ZX Microdrive cartridges. Thus Continue reading Brothers and Sisters
The Way of the Board My original ZX Spectrum was a 16K (Issue 2) version – it was cheap enough for me to fund it. Later on I upgraded it internally to 48K, what opened a whole new world of Continue reading My Issue Two
Kickstarting I were (and am) really excited about the Kickstarter project for a new and fresh and modern version of the famous Sinclair ZX Spectrum that started in May, 2017. I am backer no. 1162. My „reward“ is the „The Continue reading At(t)ic At(t)ac(k)
Big Boxes in Boxes (2013) Around the end of 2013 we started to pack our household into boxes because we were to move from our rented flat into our house. Of course all my computer stuff has to be packed Continue reading Wake Up
CuteReport is a free report solutiontable calculator. Original from Alexander Mikhalov, for more information look here at Qt-Apps.org or CuteReport homepage. This is the AmigaOS port, following parts were changed or adapted: • Uses „cutereport:“ assign, just use start script to run Continue reading CuteReport