This issue features an exclusive interview with Evgeny Natopta on the origins of the Soviet ZX Spectrum, detailing early developments at OKB LPI, work with Z80 processors, and the first steps of hardware pioneers in 1984. Analytical pieces examine the risks of a centralized Spectrum National Fund, ethics of scene discussions, and ecological issues surrounding illegal fishing. The electronic press section reviews Wall Papper, Born Dead, and Nicron, while local reports highlight the growth of Lviv's ZX-Net community, alongside trade announcements for memory expansion boards, C-DOS modems, and software.
Issue contents:
- Non Possumus - Methods for the discussions.
- Non Possumus - On Electrofishing.
- ZX-waggons - Overview of electronic media: Wall Papper 2,5; Born Dead 7, Nicron 108.
- Opinion - On the establishment of a national stock of Spectrum.
- Feedback - ZX-Net - it's cool.
- Advertising - Advertisements and announcements ...
- Pages of History - Pioneers of the Fatherland on the approaches to the Spectrum Spectrum.
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