Sinclair Computers Checklist
Every Sinclair home computer, from the ZX80 and ZX81 to the ZX Spectrum family and the QL. See which models collectors on Save All already own.
Sinclair ZX80
1980
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Timex Sinclair 1000
1982
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3 photosTimex Sinclair 2068
1983
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2 photosSinclair QL
1984
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ZX Spectrum 128
1985
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ZX Spectrum +2
1986
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ZX Spectrum +2A
1987
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ZX Spectrum +3
1987
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About this checklist
Sinclair Research brought home computing to millions. The ZX80 of 1980 was one of the first computers sold for under £100, the ZX81 followed in 1981, and the ZX Spectrum of 1982, with its rubber keyboard and colour graphics, became one of the best-selling British computers ever and the start of a huge games scene.
The Spectrum line grew with the ZX Spectrum+ (1984) and the ZX Spectrum 128 (1985), while the Sinclair QL (1984) aimed at business users. After Amstrad bought Sinclair's computer business in 1986, the Spectrum continued as the +2, +2A and +3. In the United States, Timex sold licensed versions such as the Timex Sinclair 1000 and 2068.
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Frequently asked questions
What was the first Sinclair computer?
The ZX80, released in 1980, was Sinclair's first home computer and one of the first sold for under £100.
What is the difference between the ZX Spectrum and the Spectrum+?
The ZX Spectrum+ (1984) has the same hardware as the 48K Spectrum but a larger case with a hard plastic keyboard instead of the original rubber keys.
Who made the ZX Spectrum +2 and +3?
Amstrad, which bought Sinclair's computer business in 1986. The +2 has a built-in cassette deck and the +3 a built-in 3-inch floppy drive.