| Editorial on the Sinclair/Amstrad Deal |
What a shock! Only days after coming out from under rigorous bank supervision, Clive Sinclair sells his computer company to Amstrad, his leading competition in the English home computing market. A larger scale version in the U.S. would be Commodore suddenly selling out to Atari! However, my feelings about this move is far different than |
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| Emergency Power for the 2068 |
You never notice how often the power goes off until you start fooling around with computers. A great majority of power interruptions go unnoticed in normal every day living. Unfortunately, that computer notices every one. The reaction is always the same. The screen goes blank and back come the opening copyright notice; gone is your |
Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Kempston, Another Spectrum Disk Interface |
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Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Letter from Editor |
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| Producing Sprites on the 2068 |
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Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
| Review: ZPrint 80 Universal Print Driver |
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Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Reviewing Two Printers |
Brother DM-5 and Sinclair QL printer. |
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| Reviewing Two TS-1000 Programs |
Distacalc and Raiders of the Lost Tomb. |
Timex/Sinclair 1000 |
| Sinclair Research Sells Out! |
Reprint of Amstrad Purchase of Sinclair Research Is End of an Era in British Computer by Paul Hemp, Wall Street Journal, April 8, 1985. |
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| The Heart of the Sinclair QL ... the 68008 |
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Sinclair QL |
| Vendor Report |
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| Workin' in the Software Patch |
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Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
