For those of us who’ve spent far too long hammering rubber keys into submission, a glorious solution has arrived. [Lee Smith] ...

initially for iOS and subsequently for Android and Windows phones and tablets (as well as for PCs and Macs), in the form-factor of a 48K Sinclair ZX Spectrum. It will be known as the Bluetooth ZX ...

Back in 2012, when retro gamers were celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum ... Modelled to look a bit like the iconic 48k Spectrum, it has directional buttons to the ...

but these early models were soon supplanted by a 48k-only model that became the huge-selling version. Typical ZX Spectrum gameplay, in this case Atic Atac The high-resolution graphics came in at ...

The device emulates multiple ZX Spectrum models, such as the 48K and 128K versions ... allowing users to emulate joystick controls for a more immersive gaming experience. Settings can be ...

A full-sized modern remake of the classic 8-bit Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer created by Retro Games, and marketed as The Spectrum, looks set to launch shortly.Modeled on the iconic Spectrum 48K ...

In truth, the ZX ... whopping 48K. To many families, often working on the assumption that computers were a passing fad and ‘just for kids’, it was a no-brainer. The original 48K Spectrum ...

The new Sinclair ZX Spectrum will consist of a Bluetooth keyboard housed in a reproduction ZX 48K case. Initially for use with iOS, support for Android and Windows phones and tablets is in the works.

Like those replicas, the new ZX Spectrum is a faithful model that brings back the good old days and comes with 48 built-in games from both the 48K and 128K ... in the box is a joystick, but ...