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I have a ZX-81 (that I built from the kit version) and two TS-2000's in my basement, perhaps if you clustered them, the page could survive the HN effect. EDIT:
by smoyer 14y ago
I have a ZX-81 (that I built from the kit version) and two TS-2000's in my basement, perhaps if you clustered them, the page could survive the HN effect.
EDIT: Two of them have the 16KB RAM expansion modules if the system is memory limited.
- cromulent 14y ago16KB! How luxurious, I had the standard 1KB. I saved my pocket money but by the time I could afford the expansion pack the industry (and I) had moved on.
- podperson 14y agoI had a ZX-80 with upgraded ROM (to ZX-81) such that the onboard memory (1k) was insufficient to run the memory test program you got with the computer. Luckily, I had the 16kB expansion module. The worst part was that my monitor was a US TV set (most Australian TVs didn't have UHF support) but it was NTSC, so to get a usable image I had to do crazy things with the vertical hold.