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|[http://bashkiria-2m.narod.ru EMU] <small>(Russian)</small>
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==Models (WIP)==
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_16K/48K|ZX Spectrum 16K]]====
The ZX Spectrum 16K was released on April 28, 1982, for £99 (<abbr title="$127.23 in USD and $336.82 in 2018 money)USD">£99</abbr>. It had a Zilog Z80A at 3.5 MHz with 16KB of RAM.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_16K/48K|ZX Spectrum 48K]]====
The ZX Spectrum 48K was released the same time as the 16K was and retailed for £125 (<abbr title="$160.65 USD and $425.30 in 2018 money) USD">£125</abbr> with 48K of RAM.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum+|ZX Spectrum+]]====
The ZX Spectrum+ was released in October of '84 and retailed for £179.95 (<abbr title="$231.12 USD and $551.42 in 2018 money)USD">£179.95</abbr>. It had a mechanical keyboard and a new case. its technical specifications are the same as the 48K.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_128|ZX Spectrum 128]]====
The ZX Spectrum 128 had 128KB of RAM, MIDI, and an external keypad. This machine actually launched in Spain first because , in the UK, there were still so many unsold ZX Spectrum machines that they decided to wait.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_+2|ZX Spectrum+2]]====
The ZX Spectrum+2 is the first ZX Spectrum to be made under Amstrad after they purchased the Sinclair brand. It had a tape deck built in.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_+2A|ZX Spectrum+2A]]====
The ZX Spectrum+2A was released in 1987 and is a varient of the later ZX Spectrum 3 which didn't have the floppy drive.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_+3|ZX Spectrum+3]]====
The ZX Spectrum+3 was released in 1987 and had a built-in floppy drive with 128K of RAM. It retailed for <abbr title="$323.11 in USD and in 2018 USD it's $730">£249</abbr>.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_+2B_and_+3B|ZX Spectrum+2B]]====
The ZX Spectrum+2B fixed some audio clipping issues and it can't be upgraded to a floppy disk drive.
====[[wikipedia:ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_+2B_and_+3B|ZX Spectrum+3B]]====
The ZX Spectrum+3B fixed some audio clipping issues and it cannot have an tape drive.
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