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ZX-hello!

> DG>> ;-) In your opinion, Sinclair, Kempston and several other joysticks -
> DG>> are non-standard?

> RA> Of course, because they were not in the natural spec, and they were produced
> RA> by other companies.

> Well Was there really not a single branded ZX-SPECTRUM with connectors for a joystick?

There was. On TIMEX. Should it be considered proprietary? I don’t know, but it was produced “there” and quite legally, apparently under license. This is 48k.
On the “natural” Spectrum and Spectrum+ there was nothing except EDGE.
On the 128+ models produced by Amstrad after the purchase of Sinclair
Research Ltd. there were connectors for RS-232, a printer (it seems) and some other thing. But for the joystick?..

All the best to you! Hello family and dog! ZX Serge

Monday April 28 1997 17:31, Serge Zhavoronkoff, which means he writes to Dmitry
Grigoryev:

SZ> Was. On TIMEX. Should it be considered proprietary? I don’t know, but
SZ> it was produced “there” and quite legally, under license, apparently. This is 48k.
SZ> On the “natural” Spectrum and Spectrum+ there was nothing except EDGE.
SZ> On the 128+ models produced by Amstrad after the purchase of Sinclair
SZ> Research Ltd. there were connectors for RS-232, a printer (it seems) and
On the Amstrad +2A there were connectors for both Sinclairs. By the way, what has always annoyed me is the overlap of 16-bit ports, which often leads to a problem in controlling two joysticks at once. And the keyboard can also malfunction;(

Bye! And in general, listen to Dream Theater. Pavel AKA Slightly Magic