A former Sinclair employee explains why the company behind the iconic ZX Spectrum refused to understand its importance to a generation of gamers.

My first computer was a Sinclair ZX Spectrum. I still remember the feel of those rubber keys and how the process of loading the game often took longer than you spent playing it. The ZX Spectrum ...

The Spectrum was the third home computer to be released by Sinclair - following the ZX80 and ZX81 - but was the first aimed squarely at the home. The machine came in two models - £125 for a 16KB ...

The machine, which has been developed by Luton-based Retro Computers, is due to go on sale in April. Sir Clive Sinclair, who launched the original ZX Spectrum computer in 1982, is backing the venture.

The ZX80 was the machine that the U.K.'s legions of would-be computer enthusiasts had been waiting for. "Machines like the Commodore PET and Apple II were a bit too far out of reach for the ...

Production is set to start on a remodelled version of the ZX Spectrum, which will come pre-installed with 1,000 classic game titles.

Sir Clive Sinclair has brought a tear to the eye of gamer Dads by announcing a version of his iconic ZX Spectrum with an LCD screen.

Gaming geeks with a hankering to play the retro games of their youth are flocking to fund the ZX Spectrum Vega+ preloaded with over 1000 retro games.