Sinclair Collection Site – A collection of ZX Spectrums from all around the world

SINCLAIR ZX SPECTRUMS, ZX SPECTRUM CLONES & OTHER SINCLAIR HARDWARE

When I got my first Spectrum in 1982 and bought my 128K in 1986, I didn’t know that in other parts of the world, copies were made and sold: my world then was no bigger than the country I live in (the Netherlands) and the birthplace of the Spectrum (the UK).

Through the internet, I got to learn about the various official licensed and not so official copies and clones of the Spectrum. That’s when I decided to start this collection to bring them all together in one place.

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Every page shows the top and the bottom case of the computer and the boot screen after turning the computer on.
The next screen is a test card that I made in Sinclair BASIC, inspired by the built-in test card of the ZX Spectrum 128. Then I run Tact Meter 1.0 to show the number of T-states per frame, showing the speed of ROM, lower and upper RAM. Other photos include the motherboard, box and contents (when available) and other noteworthy oddities.