Raspberry Pi 500 Key Specifications The new computer features a quad-core ARM Cortex-A76 processor clocked at 2.4 GHz and includes 8 GB of LPDDR4X RAM. It supports a range of hardware and project ...

Retrocomputing enthusiasts will be delighted to learn that a new ZX Spectrum replica is on the market: the ESP32 Rainbow. The single board computer swaps the Zilog Z80 for an ESP32-S3 microcontroller ...

TME first picked up a kit from Byte Delight that includes a snazzy Superfo Harlequin PCB, a modern board that both replicates the functionality of the ZX Spectrum's original Uncommitted Logic ...

What makes this project stand out is the keyboard, which has been integrated directly into the PCB thanks to the fourteen pins on the ESP32-S3 that can be used as touch sensor input channels.

Okay, so we’re opening with more than just a keyboard, and that’s fine. In fact, it’s more than fine, it’s probably the cutest lil’ ZX Spectrum you’ll see today.

The ZX Spectrum would continue to play host to games of wildly varying quality until it was discontinued in 1992. The fact that it feels like the device lasted for far longer than that speaks to ...

ZX Spectrum +2 (Grey) External Tape Input PCB This is a simple PCB layout for building circuit designed by JoulesperCoulomb, please watch the video for all the details. Board size 40mm x 30mm. Gerber ...

Shift Happens is a new book by Marcin Wichary that attempts to tell the century-and-a-half-long story of typewriters and keyboards. It’s launching on Kickstarter today.

This is a hardware module which implements the lower 16K RAM bank for a 16K or 48K ZX Spectrum microcomputer. The memory bank is normally implemented with 8 4116 DRAM ICs. These ICs are no longer in ...

The ZX Spectrum was of course the brainchild of the late Clive Sinclair, the serial entrepreneur and inventor who came to prominence in 1972 with one of the world’s first – and by far its ...

Argh, the horror! I’m having rubber key flashbacks. Why are you doing this to me? The ZX Spectrum’s dead-flesh keys were an acquired taste, but even today there’s something deeply appealing about the ...

As I type, issue two of the Spectrum Next, a new Spectrum for a modern age, is overcoming supply problems and hoping for a release soon; Crash magazine is back in WH Smiths; and multiple software ...