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UK National Archive of Educational Computing

Zx80
Item in the National Archive

A long time ago I used to veer between lust for and scepticism about the Sinclair ZX80. In the end I only started using computers in 1985 when I bought an Amstrad PCW.  ZX80s and a load of other artefacts and documents are held in the National Archive of Educational Computing, under the auspices of Core-UK, which is part of the diaspora of entities left after the restructuring and "down-sizing" of Ultralab.  Richard Millwood, who is now running Core-UK, and who will write a future Guest Contribution in Fortnightly Mailing, is looking for support for the archive. 1 page blurb about the National Archive - [50 kB PDF].

Posted on 01/05/2007 in Resources |

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