Signal Sintez 2

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A Moldovan Spectrum variant which was made in a military factory. Many units, possibly up to a million, were exported to the USSR.

It resembles a ZX Spectrum Plus, but has a noticeably inferior keyboard. Ports include an RGB socket, Kempston joystick, and Sinclair Standard Joystick. There were different versions technically as some did not have a ULA, this one does.
The machine was expandable to be 128K compatible, usually they were fitted with 512K or 1Mbyte and have the AY or YM sound chip installed.

Not many machines survive as it is said a Turkish businessman bought up many of them to strip them out for their metals.

Manufacturer: Signal
Date: 1991



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Signal Sintez 2 Manuals:

Item Manufacturer Date
A Course in BASIC Programming - ZX80 Operating Manual Science of Cambridge 1980
Technology Research Disk Interface Manual Technology Research Ltd 1984
Servicing Manual for ZX Spectrum Sinclair Research Ltd Jan 1984
Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2 Manual Sinclair 1986
Spectral Manual (East German ZX Spectrum Clone) Hübner Elektronik 1988

Signal Sintez 2 Articles:

Item Manufacturer Date
Memories - The Tatung Einstein (1) Unknown
Memories - My History of Computing - From a School Teacher Feb 2009

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH52300. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

 

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