Category: ZX Spectrum
The History of Sinclair Computers (ZX80–Spectrum)
Kicking off a revolution in personal computing, Sinclair's ZX80 and Spectrum transformed technology—discover how their legacy continues to influence today’s digital world.
The ZX Spectrum’s Cult Following: Insights from Online Forums
The ZX Spectrum maintains a passionate cult following in 2025, with active communities on World of Spectrum, Reddit’s r/zxspectrum, and Spectrum Computing…
The Spectrum by Retro Games: A Modern Revival of a Classic Computer
Introduction The Spectrum is back, and it’s everything you remember and more! Retro Games Ltd. has revived the iconic ZX Spectrum, one…
How to Connect your ZX Spectrum to a Modern TV – A Complete 2024 Update
After resurecting my old ZX Spectrum and realising that the only way I could currently use it was to dust of my…
ZX Spectrum Cassette Tape Games Not Loading? Here’s 10 Reasons Why
Attempting to load a cassette tape game on your ZX Spectrum only to be confronted by a flashing screen or error message…
ZX Spectrum Explained: Models, Specs, Games, Prices & Buying Guide
ZX Spectrum Explained: Complete Beginner’s Guide The ZX Spectrum was one of the most important British home computers of the 1980s. Released…
The Ultimate List of the 20 Most Valuable ZX Spectrum Games That Will Take You on a Nostalgic Journey
Introduction A Brief History of ZX Spectrum ZX Spectrum was a home computer released in the UK by Sinclair Research Ltd. in…
How to Load a Game on the ZX Spectrum: A Comprehensive Guide
A Brief History of the ZX Spectrum The ZX Spectrum is a home computer released by Sinclair Research in 1982. It quickly…
10 ZX Spectrum Games That Sell For Big Money On Ebay
The Ultimate Retro Game Hunt: 10 ZX Spectrum Games That Fetch High Prices on Ebay The Fascinating World of ZX Spectrum Games…
Sinclair ZX Spectrum Power Supply Polarity – A Complete Guide
What is the ZX Spectrum power supply voltage? The psu voltage of a ZX Spectrum varies depending of which model it is you have. The output voltage from the ZX Spectrum 16K, 48K 128K psu is 9VDC. The output voltages from the ZX Spectrum +2A and +3 are -12VDC +12VDC and +5VDC.