SINCLAIRVOYANCE The days of amateurism are over and soon the costs of entering the Sinclair market could mean that the days of the small company are numbered.
SINCLAIR USER CLUB With the cessation of the National ZX Users' Club, we make a special offer to former members to allow them to continue to take advantage of club facilities.
NEWS Clive becomes a knight; Timex announces its plans for its new computers; and much more.
LETTERS Tips on programming, comments on articles, and views on software.
HARDWARE WORLD We expand our add-on reviews this month to take account of the increasing number of ways you can improve your machine.
SOFTWARE SCENE Another three pages of cassettes for the Spectrum and ZX-81.
CAMBRIDGE AWARD Your chance to become the first holder of the Cambridge Programming Award.
SPECTRUM EXPANSION Cover story. Stephen Adams reviews the alternatives to upgrading your 16K Spectrum to 48K.
DISASSEMBLERS John Gilbert follows his article on assemblers by assessing their companions, the disassemblers.
PROGRAM PRINTOUT Fourteen pages of listings for the Spectrum and ZX-81.
USER OF THE MONTH Our popular feature is about a businessman and his wife who have found the ZX-81 to be a great help in their company.
PROGRAMMING Nick Goldman and Jerry Seabridge show how two programs can be merged on the ZX-81.
BOOKS John Gilbert reads more from the growing Sinclair bookshelf.
STARTING FROM SCRATCH Our regular article for those who have just been converted to the wonders of Sinclair computers.
SINCLAIR SIMON Simon and the knighthood.
HELPLINE Andrew Hewson turns his attention to machine code programming.
MIND GAMES In a special three-page article, Quentin Heath makes a last journey to Middle Earth and answers many of the queries about The Hobbit.
