Desk Console
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Traffic Technology · 1983 · Pound sterling 39.50
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Sinclair User #15Jun 1983 · p.24
CONSOLING THE SPECTRUM Traffic Technology has updated its desk Console range to include the Spectrum. To keep a desk tidy it is ideal as it will take a tape recorder, two cassettes, printer, power pack, Spectrum and Microdrive RS232 for which we are all waiting. The console also has a switch panel on the front to allow you to change the cassette leads from LOAD to SAVE, plus an on/off switch for the 9V power supply to act as a re-set switch. The case is made from tough ABS plastic and is 555mm. wide by 370mm. deep and 50mm. high. The bottom of the case is held together by four screws for easy maintenance. Optional extras are stacking pillars for more than one unit, and dust covers. The cost of the Console is £42.18 including post and VAT in the U.K. People outside the U.K. should allow for a package of 1.5kg. Traffic Technology Ltd, [redacted].
ZX Computing #6Apr 1983 · p.55
ON YOUR DESK A desk console has been announced from TTL which will hold everything you should need to make the most of your Spectrum. Constructed from strong ABS plastic, the unit has a detachable base cover and non-slip feet. The console weighs 1.5kg and measures 555mm by 370mm by 50mm. Provision is made for the unit to accommodate a power supply, a Sinclair Printer, an RS232 interface, joystick control, two Microdrives, a cassette recorder and a selection of cassettes, pencils, etc. There is a switch panel with a three position slide switch for SAVE/RUN - LIST/LOAD VERIFY (earthing unused inputs to cassette recorder and computer). A switch for the 9V power supply ON/OFF, LED indicator for the PSU are also included in the device. Optional extras such as stacking pillars and a soft PVC dust cover are also available from TTL. The desk console is priced at £42.18 and is available from Traffic Technology Ltd, [redacted].
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- Sinclair User #15Jun 1983 · p.24
- Computing TodayMay 1983 · p.6
- ZX Computing #6Apr 1983 · p.55
- Your Computer #3Mar 1983 · p.31
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