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The ZX Spectrum
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The story
Sir Clive Sinclair's ZX Spectrum arrived in 1982, plugging into the family telly and loading games from an ordinary cassette tape via a screechy, crackling recorder. It was eventually outsold by rivals and the brand was sold off, but its colourful, squishy rubber keyboard made it instantly recognisable in homes across Britain.
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The story
Sir Clive Sinclair's ZX Spectrum arrived in 1982, plugging into the family telly and loading games from an ordinary cassette tape via a screechy, crackling recorder. It was eventually outsold by rivals and the brand was sold off, but its colourful, squishy rubber keyboard made it instantly recognisable in homes across Britain.
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As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Come back tomorrow for a new quiz!