Luny's sideways look at the ZX Spectrum and the software which was available.

Offering information about the Spectrum from its early days through to its eternal life in emulations and the spectrum fans worldwide.

Offers the Speccy Games Quiz, challenging the knowledge of Spectrum enthusiasts on a weekly basis.

A personal look at the history of the Sinclair Spectrum.

The Spectrum from a Swedish angle, with Swedish Spectrum games, links and nostalgic memories.

Gallery of music and art inspired by Spectrum games.

Site dedicated to the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Concentrates on software, with a list of rare games, Multiface POKEs and various downloads.

An impressive list of Sinclair Spectrum public domain groups, user groups and magazines.

Information about the Sinclair ZX Spectrum's architecture, the Z80, retro gaming, tools and people.

The full manual for the ZX Spectrum +3.

Covers information on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer and questions that appear frequently on the comp.sys.sinclair Usenet newsgroup.

Official site of the comp.sys.sinclair Crap Games Competition 2000.

A shrine to the most popular British home computer of the 80's. Provides a small number of the author's favourite Spectrum games.

Dedicated to an eponymous (but now defunct) Spectrum fanzine. Includes lists and downloadable copies of program listings featured in Spectrum magazines.

Message forum dedicated to the ZX Spectrum and related matters.

A museum of Spectrum-related images and some utilities.

Maps of a few Spectrum games, including Jet Set Willy II, Pyjamarama and Sabre Wulf.

ZX Spectrum version of Flasch Bier.

Large collection of multiface POKEs for the ZX Spectrum.

Nostalgia page dedicated to the Hobbit computer, a Soviet-era clone of the ZX Spectrum. Provides press articles, Hobbit fonts and links to related sites.

Home page of Ian Collier's ZX Spectrum emulator for X Windows, xz80, and some other Spectrum-related stuff.

Page for Igor Eged from Slovakia, the owner of a Spectrum 128 and Betadisk. Provides some background information and links to related sites. (In English and Slovak)

Details of a DIY expansion system providing the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K with mass storage and communication capabilities.

A virtual version of the Sinclair User cassette tapes; File Compressor; SU 121.pdf; Catalog; Emulation Forum.

A personal site which argues that the Spectrum 48 was one of Sir Clive Sinclair's greatest gifts to man and that it virtually invented the home and small business productivity software market.

Sinclair ZX Spectrum games designed and produced by Clive Brooker, author of "One Man And His Droid". Includes a potted history of Clive's career as a Spectrum programmer and downloadable copies of his games.

Page about ZX Spectrum +2A, peripherals and programs created by Petr Simandl. Includes a number of hardware schematics.

Page devoted to public domain software for the (real) Spectrum.

Home of the RealSpectrum emulator and various other emulator-related utilities, downloadable from the site. Also provides a collection of demos.

Downloadable Spectrum games, emulators, ROMs and news of remakes of classic titles.

Unique finished and unfinished projects, code fragments and miscellanea.

Chris Wild's collection of Spectrum-related items. Highlights include a repository of information on Spectrum data formats and PC conversions of the classic Spectrum games Lords of Midnight and Doomdark's Revenge.

A webring for sites about the ZX Spectrum.

Yahoo group for Spectrum fans, providing somewhere for users to discuss games and happy Spectrum memories.

Andrew Broad's collection of home-brew Spectrum software in emulator format.

Fully documents the keypad produced by Sinclair Research for the ZX Spectrum 128 but never released in the UK. Also describes how to build a compatible keypad.

Information about the Czech and Slovak Sinclair ZX Spectrum scene, with a number of downloadable files. (In English and Czech)

Scanned copy of the original Sinclair ZX Spectrum brochure, circa February 1982.

Search engine for Sinclair ZX Spectrum files.

Top lists of games and game characters, heartwarming pictures of a burning Commodore 64 and mugshots of the contributors to the Usenet newsgroup comp.sys.sinclair.

A retrospective review site looking at tie-ins (movies, and books) for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum.

ZX Spectrum inspired logos for Nokia phones.

Instructions for Soundtracker and SQ Tracker.

A comp.sys.sinclair non-crap games competition.

A short online homage to the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, with the author's account of why the machine is so good.

Spectrum nostalgia site offering emulators, selected classic software, background information, cheats, maps and links to related sites.

Site offering Spectrum Plus 3 machines, software, spares, parts and free advice. Also provides disc conversions.

Games and software by Steve Smith.

Concentrates on Spanish games for the Spectrum with covers, screenshots, manuals, reviews and walkthroughs. In English, Spanish and Italian.

A site dedicated to the ZX Spectrum with an archive and links to Spectrum resources and information.

Presents the rubber keyed box in all its glory, with a downloadable list of the author's collection of ZX Spectrum games.

Site with the aim to provide an archive of Sinclair ZX Spectrum games in .TZX tape format for preservation purposes.

Dedicated to the ZX Spectrum games featuring Egghead and Izzy, star of Haunted House.

A page devoted to the Z80-based Operating System and Basic Interpreter of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer.

A nostalgic look back at the Spectrum. Also has a collection of games to download.

An unusual collection of software for ZX Spectrum emulators.

An extension to ZX Spectrum BASIC that operates with the ZXATASP 16-bit IDE interfaces.

Offers a "Sinclair Spectrum Games Finder Service" plus a collection of adventure games solutions and Spectrum auctions.

Home of Philip Kendall's comp.sys.sinclair FAQ, also including a collection of Spectrum ROMs and some utilities.

A miscelleneous collection of information on the ZX Spectrum, including links, quizzes and downloadable files.

Dedicated to the marvels of the Sinclair Spectrum, with some downloadable programs and samples of Spectrum in-game music.

Nick's tribute to the ZX Spectrum, with an introduction to emulation, why he hates Sabre Wulf, music from Spectrum games and a gallery of Spectrum Babes.

Lists all known peripherals for the ZX Spectrum with details and, in many cases, pictures.

A site with many games and utilities for the ZX spectrum emulators.

A huge archive of software, images and documentation for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum.

Documents referring to the technical aspects of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, specifically the 48k and + models.

Celebrating 16k Spectrum games with a full list, and articles on the 1982-85 period.

Archive of Spectrum games, maps and music.

Forum for those interested in the Sinclair Spectrum and its clones, and related topics such as emulation, programming in BASIC and machine language, and technical details of these computers and their add-on hardware.

Software for ZX Spectrum and Z88.

A project which aims to allow the 48K ZX Spectrum to surf the net. [English & Russian]

Russian software for ZX-Spectrum in TR-DOS format. In Russian and English.

Manuals, emulators and reviews.

An easy-to-build ZX 81/ZX Spectrum/Jupiter ACE/TRS80 using gate array logic.

Information, photos and resources for the ZX Spectrum, including a detailed account of its development extracted from Ian Adamson and Richard Kennedy's book "Sinclair and the Sunrise Technology".

Various hardware projects such as IDE hard disk interface, UVY-RGB converter for 48K models and floppy interface.

Includes the ZXATASP IDE interface and other hardware projects.

A review taken from Your Computer, June 1982.

A tribute to the Spectrum.

Provides technical specifications for a considerably souped-up Spectrum clone.

Concentrates on the Spectrum +3, providing details of the machine's hardware, software and ROMs.

Hardware changes and modifications.

Provides a brief history of the Spectrum, the author's favourite games and emulation links.