Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K
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The machine that defined British gaming. Colour, sound and 48K for £175 in 1982, and a software industry — Ultimate, Ocean, Imagine — that grew up around it in bedrooms. The rubber keys and the attribute-clash colour are as famous as anything about it. Issue numbers matter to collectors, the early boards being both rarer and more failure-prone, and the ULA is the part that dies.
Details
- Manufacturer
- Sinclair
- Model
- ZX Spectrum 48K
- Year
- 1982
- Serial
- 001-397155
- Chassis
- wedge, rubber keys
- CPU
- Zilog Z80A-3.5
- Installed RAM
- 8× 4116, 8× 4532 (48 KiB)
- OS
- Sinclair BASIC (48K ROM)
- Condition
- Restored
Machine
- Catalogue model
- ZX Spectrum 48K — Sinclair ZX, 1982
- Board
- Issue 2
- Style
- rubber keys
- Region
- PAL (UK/Europe)
Chips fitted