http://www.zx81museum.net/

The ZX81 Museum was set-up to preserve and showcase a private collection of
original Sinclair branded ZX81 hardware, software and literature. The museum
has since expanded to include ZX81 software from other publishers of the time
and a variety of other ZX81 peripherals and reference books. The collection
dates from 1981 to 1983 and features the complete Sinclair-branded software
series.

[Ed. note: My first home computer was a Timex Sinclair TS1000, a rebranded
ZX81. The chiclet keyboard was horrid, and the system would reboot if you
jiggled the 64K slap-on memory cartridge, but being able to write my own
programs and run them was exhilarating.

There were a couple of text space-adventure games, including a complete rip-off
of Star Trek and a Rogue-like dungeon game. If you'll excuse me, I'm going to
go onto the net and find a Rogue port for DOSBOX...

--kW


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