This issue features the history of the first Soviet ZX Spectrum clone built on domestic components, as told in an interview with hardware developer Oleg Starostenko. Technical topics continue with a critical review of Spectrum hardware standardization issues and a satirical guide on assembling an IDE hard drive. The literary section includes the opening chapter of a comedic detective story about paranormal investigations and surreal 1996 poetry by Protein. The issue rounds off with personal reflections on military training and a traditional hardware and software classifieds section.
Issue contents:
- Vintostroenie - How to assemble the screw itself on a PC.
- Lit. Page - Grief "Y" (Diary of Laboratory J. scalp).
- Opinions - Standards: Restin Peace? ..
- Advertising - Advertisements and announcements ...
- Glory! Glory! Glory!
- Poems - I looked out the window.
- page stories - Pioneers of the Fatherland Spectrum.
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