description Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3 Overview
The Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3 (1987) was a desktop computer featuring an integrated keyboard, built-in BASIC interpreter, and 48K of RAM, representing an upgrade to the original ZX Spectrum design with improved storage via ROM cartridges.
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When was the Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3 released?
The Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3 was released in 1987. It was developed after Amstrad acquired Sinclair's computer business.
What storage does the ZX Spectrum +3 use?
The +3 has an integrated 3-inch floppy disk drive, which was its major storage upgrade over earlier Spectrum models. It does not rely on ROM cartridges for its built-in storage system.
How much memory does the ZX Spectrum +3 have?
The ZX Spectrum +3 is a 128K Spectrum model. It also includes a built-in BASIC interpreter, like other members of the ZX Spectrum family.
How is the ZX Spectrum +3 different from the original 48K Spectrum?
The +3 adds 128K memory, an integrated 3-inch disk drive, and a redesigned case with a built-in keyboard. Those changes made it more suitable for disk-based software and serious home computing than the original 48K model.
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