Computers
Companies
- Timex Computer Corporation
  Timex brought the Timex Sinclair 1000, 1500 and 2068 to eager users in the early 1980s.
- Timex (TMX) Portugal
  The Timex facility in Portugal designed and produced computers, disk drive systems and more.
- Sinclair Research Ltd.
  Sinclair produced the first home computer available for under $200 and continued to develop innovative, unique home computers.
- All Companies
  All the companies that supported the Sinclair and Timex/Sinclair users in the United States.
Products
- Hardware
  Physical expansions to the Timex/Sinclair computers, including disk drives, modems, printers, RAM and more.
- Software
  Applications that run on the Timex/Sinclair computers, spanning from art and entertainment to business to games to home maintenance.
- Accessories & Miscellaneous
  Add-ons or products that don't strictly fall in the hardware or software category.
Publications
- Books
  All the books, commercial and small press, published about the Timex/Sinclair computers.
- Periodicals
  Find all the periodicals and articles about Timex/Sinclair computers, community and more here.
- Documents
  Manuals, press releases, and other documents.
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- People
  Learn about the people who made up the Timex/Sinclair community.
- User Groups
  User groups were a popular way to meet and network with other users.
- Events
  The community organized a number of events over the years.
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Hardware Review: What Hardware Should We Buy?
Discusses trends and changes in hardware production. For example Sinclair/Timex has stopped mass marketing its computers while others (such as the IBM junior) has finally made its appearance. Strongly advises schools to re-evaluate their hardware purchasing programs in light of these and other changes. (JN)
Lab Inputs for Common Micros.ZX81 TS 1000
The game paddle inputs of Apple microcomputers provide a simple way to get laboratory measurements into the computer. Discusses these game paddles and the necessary interface software. Includes schematics for Apple built-in paddle electronics, TRS-80 game paddle I/O, Commodore circuit for user port, and bus interface for Sinclair/Timex, Commodore, and TI99/4A. (JN)

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