ZX Spectrum 16K + CCR800 Recorder Vintage Computer Cassette UNTESTED With Wires

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The Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16K is a classic British 8-bit home computer first launched in April 1982. It is remembered for its rubber chiclet keyboard, diminutive size and distinctive rainbow motif. All models use a Z80 processor running at 3.5 MHz, and the machine includes 3.5 mm audio in/out ports for connecting a cassette recorder to load and save programs and data. Owners of the 16K model could purchase an internal 32K RAM upgrade, making it a versatile platform for the time. The CCR800 is a computer-compatible cassette recorder sold in the 1980s alongside the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, used for loading and saving programs via tape. It features a built-in computer mode and is suitable for use with ZX Spectrum computers as well as many other home computers of the era. This bundle is ideal for retro computing enthusiasts and collectors. Both items are untested and sold as seen, for parts or repair.