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Rick Dickinson, designer of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, dies
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Ah yes, the not-so humble Spectrum, the Xbox of the 80's IMO, best computer ever with some of the best games IMHO.
RIP.
My brother had a Spectrum, we thought it was great. IT PLAYED CASSETTE TAPES!
That was the only thing I hated, waiting half an hour for a game to load off tapes, and then sometimes the damn thing would crash!
Yes! But when you considered the fact that a floppy disk drive cost more than the computer itself did. A tape drive looked vary attractive, even if it took a long time to load stuff.
Aeolienne
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Even worse was when you tried to save your own programs. First you had to SAVE, then VERIFY and as often as not you'd get the dreaded error message R Tape loading error.
I recently came across some advice in a music forum to use Daley Thompson's Decathlon on a Speccy emulator for practising piano trills. Brilliant!
Any tips for trills?
I recently came across some advice in a music forum to use Daley Thompson's Decathlon on a Speccy emulator for practising piano trills. Brilliant!
Any tips for trills?
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