There are times when a project becomes such a big part of a maker’s life that they find themselves revisiting it even years later. [Thanassis] combined this phenomena with his love for the ZX ...

The original 48K Spectrum complete with rubber keyboard. Credit: Graeme Mason, Sinclair Research. The price enabled Sinclair to get a foothold into homes around the UK and Europe; unfortunately ...

Modelled to look a bit like the iconic 48k Spectrum, it has directional buttons to the left, and a variety of inputs to the right. These, too, are modelled after the famous rubber keys ...

you can also still buy a Spectrum -- and they aren't expensive. A working 48K Spectrum can be found on eBay for £20 in the box - though you'll pay more for a package with games and a converter ...

Released with just 16k, the Sinclair ZX Spectrum evolved between 1982 and 1992 to include 48k and 128k variants. In total, Spectrum models sold over five million units. You may like The 25 best N6 ...