A History of the ZX SPECTRUM - a Retro Review by interghost

Here is something a little different.. I thought I would do a very quick run through of the main computers that make up the History of the SPECTRUM.
I know its not in major detail as I just wanted to show the non UK residents where each computer came in the time line.
I hope this is an interesting little feature for you all.
Thanks and RATE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE if you like it.. cheers all ;o)

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• zx
• spectrum
• speccy
• +2
• +3
• 1k
• 16k
• 48k
• 128k
• grey
• black
• rubber
• key
• hard
• history
• retro
• review
• interghost
• cool
• fun
• funny
• 80s
• 90s
• old
• school
• sinclair
• amstrad
• imports
• uk
• england
• english

[thefezmeister]

My very first exposure to the spectrum was at a mates house. He had a weird looking clone. From memory it looked a bit like an Acorn BBC ironically. I later discovered it was called a Pentagon. Think it was a russian clone. God knows where it came from given this is all in Yorkshire!

[interghost]

@thefezmeister Crazy times mate ha ha... It was a great time for computers for sure ;o)

[oufc29]

oh my days i had a sinclair zx spectrum +2 i loved playing chuckie egg on it any one remember chickie egg and chuckie egg 2

[interghost]

@oufc29 yeah I do check out my speccy game reviews mate and subscribe ;o)

[DanePax]

Ahhhh memories x thanks man I had 128k a great machine indeed...

[interghost]

@DanePax no probs, glad you liked it, thanks for the comments ;o)

[thefezmeister]

@peddersoldchap na he didn't like vodka. Nor did he drive a lada.

[peddersoldchap]

@thefezmeister Maybe his father was a Soviet spy!

[dalxo]

Didaktik M was designed and produced in Slovakia. "M" does not stand for "Moscow", it was made few years after revolution, i.e. no chance to call it "Moscow". But I understand, brain washing and stereotypes is comfortable.