SINCLAIRVOYANCE We look into the future at possible developments of new machines.
SINCLAIR USER CLUB Games for the Spectrum and the ZX-81 are among the offers.
NEWS The Microdrive and the Micronet adaptor are imminent; there is growing speculation about Smiths ending sales of the ZX-81; software and much more.
LETTERS We have a wide variety of your opinions of recent moves in the world of Sinclair computers.
HARDWARE WORLD Stephen Adams reviews the improved printer for the ZX-81 which has been produced by Timex and the other latest hardware items.
SOFTWARE SCENE Another three pages of cassette reviews as the programs continue to reach the market.
DRAGON In our continuing series we look at another competitor.
SPECTRUM ASSEMBLERS Writing programs in machine code is difficult. John Gilbert reviews some of the cassettes which can make it easier.
RAM PACKS Memory expansion for the ZX-81 is a subject about which we receive many queries. Stephen Adams assesses what is available.
PROGRAM PRINTOUT Another 14 pages of listings for the Spectrum and ZX-81.
USER OF THE MONTH Our regular feature moves to Great Yarmouth, where Celia Sims proves that computing is not an exclusively male pastime.
MUSICMAKER In an extract from a recently-published book, Ian McLean shows how to make music from the Spectrum sound.
BEAMSCAN More and more technical uses are being found for the Spectrum. David Marsh reviews a new cassette which helps to case the problems of architects.
BOOKS John Gilbert reads some of the latest books on how to start programming.
SYSTEM VARIABLES Dilwyn Jones shows how to make the best of the Spectrum for your programs.
STARTING FROM SCRATCH For new owners of Sinclair machines, this is where to start.
SINCLAIR SIMON More adventures of our popular cartoon hero.
HELPLINE Andrew Hewson returns to problems about the display.
MIND GAMES Quentin Heath emerges from his dungeons to write about chess.
