Sinclair ZX81 Home Computer

Known in the US as the Timex Sinclair 1000, the ZX81 was one of the most affordable and versatile small computers that could run BASIC. Thanks Craig Rockweiler for this wonderful donation!

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Comments from Digibarn Virtual Visitors:

From Bert Rose, 23 November 2007

I ordered my Sinclair from an advertisement in Popular Science magagzine and I paid 169.99 for it. When the kit was assembled - it did not work  - but help was immediately at hand for there was an address which assembled but non functioning Sinclairs could be sent for repair. A month after sending it off - it returned and I began my learning curve.

In 1983 I had purchased both the 16K memory expansion and the thermal printer. I carefully crafted my own Christmas cards and printed them - a close friends mother commented when she received her card that she was amazed at such technology being available for home use.

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See Also:

Wikipedia on the on the Timex Sinclair 1000 (zx-81)

ZX81 Museum a site dedicated to the classic Sinclair ZX81