Interface 007
Hardware: Add-on
ZX-Guaranteed · 1985 · Pound sterling 34.95
ANY program, even Hyper Loads or Headerless can be transferred at the touch of a button.
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Remarks
Back-up interface. A later model had a built-in Kempston compatible joystick port and went for £34.95.
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Documents
- Interface007.pdfInstructions 40 KB
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Credits
- Geoff A. Bobkercredited
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In the magazines 21
Your Spectrum #19Oct 1985 · p.11
BOND IS BACK Meet the interface 007. No, it's not an add-on to remove the bugs from A View To Kill but another one of those one-press transfer peripherals. As with the interface 3, there's no through connector so it'll have to be the last in the line of your peripherals but it does have a reset button to save that poor overworked power supply on the back of your Speccy. Also, you don't have to load in any software before it goes about its business. It'll save programs to tape, with a choice of five different tape speeds, but a microdrive loader program is saved in the first program block so putting it back onto drive is a doddle - it's all done for you. One drawback is that there's no ease - the circuit board is open to attack from coffee and paperclips! But at £29.95 it's cheaper than either the Interface 3 or the Mirage Microdriver, so you pays your money and takes your choice! For added info, interface with the people who produce it, ZX-Guaranteed on [redacted].
Advert12
- Your Computer #2Feb 1986 · p.94
- Popular Computing Weekly #8Feb 1986 · p.40
- Your Computer #12Dec 1985 · p.141
- Popular Computing Weekly #1Dec 1985 · p.40
- Your Computer #11Nov 1985 · p.126
- Popular Computing Weekly #48Nov 1985 · p.44
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- Popular Computing Weekly #41Oct 1985 · p.30
- Popular Computing Weekly #40Oct 1985 · p.32
- Popular Computing Weekly #39Sep 1985 · p.33
Classified6
- Your Sinclair #5May 1986 · p.91
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- Your Sinclair #3Mar 1986 · p.93
- ZX Computing #23Feb 1986 · p.120
- ZX Computing #22Dec 1985 · p.120
- Your Spectrum #19Oct 1985 · p.61
Letters1
- Crash #21Oct 1985 · p.55
News/Note1
- Your Spectrum #19Oct 1985 · p.11
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