The debut issue gathers extensive Q&A correspondence from Nemo addressing ZX Spectrum user letters from the late 1990s. Heavy focus is placed on hardware options, upgrades, and purchasing details for KAY boards (including the KAY-1024), IDE controllers, General Sound, and Kempston Mouse devices, alongside architectural comparisons with the Scorpion ZS-256, ATM Turbo 2+, and Pentagon. Beyond mail-order economics and pricing, the discussions cover the development of IS-DOS and CP/M, potential applications of the Z180 CPU, and new software initiatives. Additionally, several pieces offer critical commentary on the evolving Spectrum scene, software engineering challenges, and the impact of the expanding IBM PC market.
Issue contents:
- Introductory article to the collection of responses to letters from users received by the ZX Spectrum firm C Nemo.
- Reply to the letter number 4.
- Reply to the letter number 56.
- Reply to the letter number 73.
- Reply to the letter number 78.
- Reply to the letter number 86.
- Answers to the letter № 1-3.
- Answers to the letter № 10-15.
- Answers to the letter № 16-21.
- Answers to the letter № 22-29.
- Answers to the letter № 30-33.
- Answers to the letter number 34.
- Answers to the letter № 36-43.
- Answers to the letter № 44-49.
- Answers to the letter № 5-9.
- Answers to the letter № 50-55.
- Answers to the letter № 58-60.
- Answers to the letter № 61-72.
- Answers to the letter № 74-77.
- Answers to the letter № 79-85.
- Answers to the letter № 87-90.
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