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That’s really cool thank you for explaining it

Martin

Paul wrote: ↑Fri Aug 18, 2023 11:40 am Hopefully no commodore in the same room with Sinclair?

A few more


Martin

What do you reckon is the name for all these British beauties 😁 Love it! My original thought to your post was to friendly hassle you with “what about the beeb?” (model b), but I see you even have an Atom. :mrgreen: I like the Atari 2600 (lite sixer) - about the only thing that is cheap here in the ...

Forgive the levity,Martin. You have a splendid bunch of British computing loveliness there of which you should be quite proud. :D (PS ditch the yank games console and all will be forgiven!! :lol: ) Thank you Moggy, the Atari 2600 was the first games console (apart from maybe Binatone pong) I ever p...

Sorry to play the pedant but a quadrumvirate of British computers, no? Fair comment, the Acorn photo bombed my Sinclair themed picture 😂 What do you reckon is the name for all these British beauties 😁 IMG_8210.jpeg Martin If that window remains un-curtained/blinded, then stolen springs to mind! :lo...

Well, if the ZX80 had not been successful, there wouldn’t have been a ZX81, and hence a ZX Spectrum… Also, a lot of other models were launched by various manufacturers after the ZX80 & ZX81. At the same time, there were obviously other manufacturers’ computers in the market (Atom, VIC-20, TRS80 to ...

Moggy wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 3:14 pm Sorry to play the pedant but a quadrumvirate of British computers, no?

Fair comment, the Acorn photo bombed my Sinclair themed picture

What do you reckon is the name for all these British beauties


Martin

Thank you, definitely but how is impact measured/defined I suppose. Probably the Speccy, brought computing and video gaming to the masses

Martin