Hi-Stak
Hardware: undetermined
Warp Factor Eight · 1983 · Pound sterling 3.95
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In the magazines 22
Sinclair User #14May 1983 · p.24
BETTER ANGLE ON SPECTRUM Warp Factor Eight sells the Hi-Stak, plastic blocks to raise a ZX-81 or Spectrum to an angle suitable for typing. They raise the Spectrum by about 30 degrees and stick on the bottom of the case a the back by double-sided sticky pads. They are a little expensive at £3.95 inc. VAT and postage but if you want to have style and do not wish to add anything at the back - the edge connector finishes 1.5in. off the table and can cause wobble - use it. Warp Factor Eight is at [redacted].
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