HISTORY OF THE CREATION OF THE COMPUTER "ZX-SPECTRUM" (SINCLAIR)

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From Marat Fayzullin To All 2 July 1997

Ivan Saprykin (Ivan.S...@p8.f1097.n5020.z2.fidonet.org) wrote:
: At this time, the COMMODORE company released the first household computer "RET"
: costing 700 f.st.
"PET", a ne "RET".

: exciting computer video games. These computers were a great success and
they sold 15 thousand units a week. And although by 1984 the companies "ATARI",
: "COMMODORE" and "ARMSTRAD" had released computers superior to the computer
: "ZX-SPECTRUM", the market was shifted towards Sinclair's products.
*Angliiskii* rynok. Na amerikanskom prochno gospodstvoval Commodore64.
Naschet drugix ne znayu.

: the year a promising model "SUPERSPECTRUM" ("LOCKY"), which was based
: the Z-80H processor, which has a frequency of 7 MHz. The PC allowed servicing two banks
: memory of 64 KB each and a screen with a capacity of more than 51 KB, in addition, the machine
had
: a resolution of 182*256 pixels with the possibility of simultaneous
reproduction of 64 colors (for each pixel). "LOCKY" was software
: compatible
: with "SPECTRUM", cost less than 230 pounds sterling and represented serious
: competition for PCs of the "AMIGA" family. I po cene
(raznica boleechem v dva raza, naskol'ko ya ponimayu), i po
vozmozhnostyam (Amiga prixodila s minimumom 512kB pamyati, 32-bitnym
processorom, i namnogo luchshei grafikoi). Prosto raznye nishi u etix
mashin. Ostav'te Vy etu porochnuyu praktiku sravnivat' Speccy s
Amigoi/PCyukom/Crayem/itp.

Marat

From Tim Yunaev To All 3 July 1997

May you have eighty-three bags of hryvnias, Ivan!

Once upon a time, specifically Tuesday July 01, 1997 at 12:14 pm Ivan Saprykin
wrote All:

IS> HISTORY OF THE CREATION OF THE COMPUTER "ZX-SPECTRUM" (SINCLAR)
IS> Inventor PC "ZX-SPECTRUM" Clive Marles Sinclair in 1961 in
IS> England registered his first company "SINCLAIR RADIONICS",

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You should at least put (C) :)
Although, if this is your article - I apologize :)

It just seems that I have already seen this somewhere, and literally one to one :)

With respect, Tim. [Team AMD - Amiga Must Die]
[Team Aries Rulez Forever]