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This page last updated on 11 Aug 2000
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2 emulators listed:
[Specci]
[Speccy]
- Emulates 48K Spectrum, Interface 1 (Microdrives and RS232), Kempston and
Sinclair joysticks.
- Loads .SNA and .SNX snapshots. Loads tape files from separate files on Atari disks.
- Saves .SNA and .SNX snapshots. Saves tape files to separate files on Atari disks.
- No real tape support.
- Requires at 1Mb of memory.
- Speed is around 70% (at best) of real Spectrum on plain STs.
- Freeware.
- Also runs on TTs and Falcons (in ST low/high resolutions).
- Bad points?
- All documentation in German. There is a poorly-translated version of the
documentation supplied (taken from a 'Pompey Pirates' disk that had this
emulator on it) with at least one of the copies on the FTP sites. A convertor
for other snapshot formats is supplied.
- Available from NVG or World of Spectrum.
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- Emulates a 48K Spectrum.
- Loads?
- Saves?
- Real tape support?
- Requirements?
- Speed?
- Freeware.
- Good points?
- Not as compatible as Specci.
- No other comments.
- Available from NVG or World of Spectrum.
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