> I am also amazed that you can buy a replacement ZX80 keyboard
There's a thriving scene for retro computing in the UK - looks like that is the primary business of the creator. I assume that the (non-test) keyboard, ULA and case all came from a donor machine. After all, there's the link to "Send me something interesting to repair / review / reuse / recycle"
There's a thriving scene for retro computing in the UK - looks like that is the primary business of the creator. I assume that the (non-test) keyboard, ULA and case all came from a donor machine. After all, there's the link to "Send me something interesting to repair / review / reuse / recycle"
http://rc2014.co.uk/modules/universal-micro-keyboard/