I bought my first computer, a Sinclair Zx Spectrum 48k, on July 14, 1984,
11:32am. And I still love computers, programming, networking, messaging...
:-)
First of all, my Zx Spectrum emulator for the
Sony Ericsson P900 cellphone!
English resources (risorse in inglese):
Italian resources (risorse in italiano):
- Lo Spectrum in Italia (the Zx Spectrum in Italy), che è
anche il sito ufficiale della rivista bimestrale gratuita Zx Notizie
distribuita in formato PDF da inizio 2004 (official site of "Zx Notizie",
an Italian fanzine about Zx Spectrum);
- La mailing-list ''zxspectrum'' su freelists.org - consiglio
caldamente di darci almeno un'occhiatina, perché siamo molti appassionati
che ancora smanettano, scrivono software, progettano, etc!
(an Italian mailing-list for Spectrum fans);
- Enciclopedia ''Il mio computer'', confronto tra Spectrum e C64
(notes about the Italian translation of "The Home Computer Course" by
Orbis Publishing Ltd, London 1983);
- Calcolo T-states e frame-time per lo schermo dello Zx Spectrum
(calculating T-states and frame-time of screen image generation on Spectrum
48k and 128k models);
- Zx Spectrum: definitivamente migliore del C64
(English translation); versione ridotta dell'articolo:
clicca qui
(detailed report on how the Spectrum won the big match agains the C64, here
in Italy, in 1985);
- Trucchetti verbali dei sessantaquattristi per dire che il C64 sarebbe migliore dello Spectrum (how C64 guys try to badmouth the Zx Spectrum)
- Lo Z80A vive ancora! (the Z80 is still alive!),
Faggin, l'inventore dello Z80 (Federico Faggin, the Italian who
invented the Z80)
- Rassegna telegrafica dei più famosi home computer degli anni ottanta
(that is: why here in Italy C64 and Spectrum computers got 90% of the
home computer market)
- progettazione degli home computer dei primi anni ottanta
(that is: why Spectrum was a better project than Commodore 64)
- La mia epopea informatica (brief history
of my computers).
Main resources:
Some other famous sites:
- Federico Faggin, the father of the first world microprocessor
(the Intel 4004), father of the Zilog Z80, father of the Synaptics touchpad.
- Zilog, the company founded by Faggin producing Z80's still
today.
- Gaby, one of the greatest site for CP/M fans. The CP/M ("Control
Program for Microcomputers") was THE operating system for Z80-based
machines.
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