Other Sinclair Products
Other Sinclair Products
This is Sinclairs first 2 inch black and white television. Products in 1976.
Sinclair C5
Sinclair's C5 was launched in 1985
A new power in personal transport Congratulations you're among the first owners of the remarkable Sinclair C5 - the world's first practical personal transport powered by electricity .No petrol, no driving licence, on pollution: and an energy cost of around a penny for five miles ( or nearly 1,000 miles for the price of a gallon of petrol! ) Easy to use, easy to maintain, the C5 is a resource for the entire family. The more you use it,the more uses you'll find.But whatever you do, wherever you go, one thing about the C5 never changes the sheer fun of driving it!.The C5 is power by Hoover motor it run on 12v battery.
Sinclair Zike
Sinclair's Zike was launched in 1995
The world first viable electric bike. It battery power. The battery in the bike frame. The Zike can be ridden in exactly the same manner as a non elctrically powerd bicycle.Riding the Zike as a normal cycle for a couple of minutes is probably the best way of getting used to the vehicle.
Zike Spec
Wight: 11kg ( 24lbs ) Frame: Aluminium extrusion joined by verton composite components Wheels: Composite injection mouldings Tyres: High pressure 12.5 * 1.75 * 2.25 inflate to70 PSI Motor: 24 V D.C. 100 Watts continuous Motor drive: Poly Grip GT toothed belt Battery: NICAD. 20 D cells driving the motor through patented electronic controller Conventional transmission: 1/2" * 1/8" Chain developing 59" gearing at the rear wheel.
Sinclair Multimeter DM2
The DM2, launched in February 1975, was far more successful than its predecessor as well as being a technically superior product. It had been designed using a mixture of chips and components which were already in service in other Sinclair product, employing just one new chip from General Instruments Microcircuits. This allowed Sinclair to take advantage of bulk buying to lower the component cost - the DM2 � 49.95 + Vat.
Sinclair Cambridge Calculator
The Sinclair Cambridge was launched in August 1973. It was small, even by today's standards, at only 4.5" x 2" x 0.7", weighed less than 3.5 oz and sold at �29.95 + VAT
Bright 8 digit display, Fully floating decimal point, Constant on all four functions, Common-sense calculation sequece, Super-small format
Non Sinclair Product But Run Spectrum Games
Sam Coupe
After years of development, rumours and speculationthe SAM Coupe is finally ready for launch.The collapse of Sinclair back in 1986 indirectly brought alan miles and bruce gordon together,a union which, after developing Spectrum add-ons and the lifetime disc drive,has now resulted in the Coupe. In fact,you can consider those earlier add-ons as part of the Coupe development program as MGT learned about hardware manufacture,and Spectrum compatibility. This history gives MGT a unique perspective on the computer market and the design of the Coupe makes it easier than usual for third party developers to work on it.Only 3000 units have been produced before Christmas so you should think yourself lucky if you got hold og one of the printer-style boxes the rest of us will have to wait until the new year.Inside the box you will find the Coupe itself,the user manual,demo and utilities tape,flash the art package power supply and TV and cassette leads. The computer has 128k can display up to 128 colours,has six-channel sound,can run 48k Spectrum software and can import ST graphics and files. It was launched in UK in June 1989
SAM Coupe Spec 84-pin Asic custom control chip that does the work 134 standard chips.Z80b processor running at 6Mhz.32k Rom containing SAM Basic, disc bootstrap and Bios.256k Ram in two 246k * 4 Drams. Phillip Saa 1099 sound chip.Motorola Mc 1377 Video chip. Connectors to attach plug in disc drives.Connector to attach plug in 256k Ram upgrade.Opto-electronic coupler to support Midi.64-pin edge connector.
