Contents
- Editorial Space
- ZX Hardware
- Spectrum 48K
- ZX Software
- B-V-K(V 2.0)
- ZX Classroom: BASIC-ZX Spe.
- ZX Curiosities
- ZX Ideas
- ZX Joystick: Old and New
- ZX Classifieds
Editorial Space
This year marks seven years since the first two versions of the new computer called the ZX Spectrum were released on the market by Sinclair Research Ltd. in 1982.
It was by far the strongest company in the computer field. Spectrums sold by the ton, and a huge number also made their way to our country, even though imports were prohibited. Small and light, it was perfect for smuggling across the border. But Sir Clive Sinclair’s inability to cope with dangerous rivals Commodore and, later, Amstrad led to the company’s decline. It is now under the auspices of Amstrad Electronics Plc.
With this introduction, we merely wanted to remind you of the good old days of DUGE and Uncle Clive. The editorial team also invites future contributors, correspondents and readers to get in touch and help us create this magazine.
We welcome all constructive criticism and suggestions.
Editorial address
Bogdanović Stevan
Boška Novakovića bb, stan 3
22417 Obrež-Srem
ZX Revija is intended to be a bimonthly cassette magazine. Subscribers to the first issue will be informed directly when subsequent issues are released. Other potential readers will be informed through computer magazines (Moj mikro, Računari and Svet kompjutera).
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