The Timex/Sinclair 2068 is full of design compromises and shortcomings and the quality of the video signal is one the most annoying. When it was new and connected to a TV, the RF modulator and overall poor bandwidth of TVs did a lot to mask the problem. 2068 owners had two alternatives: composite video or […]
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Even though there’s a small technical inaccuracy in the article, it’s interesting to read that the first data recorder was a TS 1000. Eisenbarth’s discovery of the Timex Sinclair, a small DOS-based [sic] computer that came with a thermal printer, … provided the great breakthrough. By the early 1980s, they had learned how to graph
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Here are many of the documents I’ve added to archive.org recently. AERCO FD-68 manual Articles from Computer Monthly Articles from Computer Shopper Gesso Products – DOCK IT EPROM Programmer Manual and 2068 ROM Disassembly John L. Oliger prices lists and manuals Machine Code And Better BASIC RMG Enterprises price lists and newsletter The Sinc Times
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About the same time Sinclair brought the ZX-80 to the US, advertisements for the MicroAce appeared in some publications. The MicroAce was an unauthorized clone of the ZX-80 that became authorized via a copyright lawsuit.
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David Stephenson looks back at home-computer based Lunar Landers, and offers up a new one.
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Behold the glory of the Timex/Sinclair 1000 in 1982. The power is within your reach!
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Hello! This site will be all about the Sinclair and Timex/Sinclair computers of the early 1980s. I’m just getting started, so there’s not a lot here yet. You may want to take a look at the bibliography: it’s 1700+ articles and books published from 1980 to the mid-90s. If you have something you want to
