For Sinclair Fans, The ZX81 Lives On 196
An anonymous reader writes "The ZX81 Museum was set-up to preserve and showcase a private collection of original Sinclair branded ZX81 hardware, software and literature. The museum has since expanded to include ZX81 software from other publishers of the time and a variety of other ZX81 peripherals and reference books. The collection dates from 1981 to 1983 and features the complete Sinclair-branded software series. The activities of the museum are regularly reported via Twitter, along with updates from the ever growing ZX81 fanbase. There is even a YouTube channel for the diehard 8-bit fans out there, of which there seems to be many!" This was one of the first computers I ever used; I suspect it's still buried in some deep stratum in my dad's basement. As is often the case, the old advertisements are great.
The old ads ARE great! (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Computer from kit is a great way to start (Score:5, Funny)
My first computer was the ZX-81 kit where you had to soldier it together.
Well there's yer problem. Me, I just used solder.