ZXir QLive Alive! v2 n1

Date: Spring 1992
Volume: 2
Issue: 1
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Articles

TitleDescriptionComputers
An Updated ZX81Description of a 1000 with internal 64K, a “serial data port” and other mods.Sinclair ZX81, Timex/Sinclair 1000
Benchmarking the ZX81The term “benchmarking” refers to the process of running a computer program on a computer and comparing the time needed to complete the program against other machines. Compilers and interpreters are also benchmarked against others in order to develop the fastest applications. One program I often use as a benchmark is the “Magic Numbers” program.Timex/Sinclair 1000
Deriving Your Tax Threshold from Your Voting StatusCalculate income tax rates. Program included.Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program
End of a Year and Looking Back: The Chairman reminiscences! [sic]I look at the world of ZX computers as a training field/hobby. Some use it to begin to learn about computers and get thrilled by more bells and whistles and faster speed and move on to other makes/models; others look around and either because they don’t want to spend (or can’t) large bucks up front
Input/OutputWarren Jackson writes; Marie Kendoll writes; Robert Shade writes; Ivan Zachev writes; Jay Shepard writes.
LibraryTimex/Sinclair public domain library available soon.
News ItemsShort notes about the group and events.
Random Bits and Unverified BytesRumor of a 10mb hard disk and interface for the ZX81/TS1000 circa 1987 developed/sold by someone from Dubuque, IA.Timex/Sinclair 1000
Tax-I-QL TipThe matter of Uncle Sam’s hand in your pocket should never be too far from your thoughts. For those who may not be aware, TAX-I-QL (EMSoft) is the most extensive ABACUS/QLSS template one can use on his/her QL. TAX-I-QL is h-u-g-e spreadsheet template which requires a 256K (minimum) memory expansion.Sinclair QL