Spectrum Computer +2, 1980s.
Manufacturer: Amstrad/Sinclair.
Processor: Zilog Z80A CPU @ 3.5 MHz.
Format: Cassette.
Ports: 2 joystick ports.
Game Library: Approximately 24,000 games, though it may sound incredible.
Original Price: 240€.
Sales: Approximately 5 million units across all versions, especially in the UK and Spain.
The ZX Spectrum +2 was Amstrad's first Spectrum model, introduced shortly after acquiring the Sinclair brand in 1986.
The machine featured an 8-bit processor, a keyboard, two joystick ports, and a cassette player/recorder (the "Datacorder"), in the style of the Amstrad CPC 464.
Casio FP6000S Computer, equipped with one FDD unit, FP6001S monitor and the manual.
Predecessor to Laptops.
The IBM 8573-121, a portable computer weighing 9 kg, was designed in a briefcase format.
Spectrum Computer +2, 1980s.
