SINCLAIRVOYANCE This month we look to the developments in the U.S. to see if there are indications as to what could be happening in the U.K. in the near future.
SINCLAIR USER CLUB Two of the top software houses offer discounts on their ranges exclusive to club members.
NEWS The reduction in the price of the Spectrum is the major item, with many other pieces of interesting information.
LETTERS Our April Fool program elicited a mixed response.
HARDWARE WORLD A mains filter plug, the expandable RAM pack from Stonechip, and keyboard buttons are features in our round-up of the add-ons.
SOFTWARE SCENE We continue our splitting of software reviews between the Spectrum and the ZX-81.
BASICARE Stephen Adams looks in detail at the expansion modules which add muscle to your ZX-81.
DATABASES John Gilbert examines the main contenders for the personal finance market.
RETAIL TRADE We consider the machines which are now available through retail outlets.
PROGRAM PRINTOUT Fourteen more pages of listings for the Spectrum and ZX-81.
USER OF THE MONTH Sophie is 18 months old but already is an experienced user of the Spectrum.
ADVENTURE PROGRAMMING Following our series on how to program, Donald Hughes gives some tips on writing adventure programs.
BOOKS The market is becoming more competitive. John Gilbert assesses the situation.
EDUCATION A West Yorkshire council is using the ZX-81 to interest schools in computing. Amrit Surya explains how it is developing.
STARTING FROM SCRATCH Our popular feature to help new users become accustomed to their machines.
SINCLAIR SIMON With the Spectrum price falling, what will happen to the ZX-81? Simon thinks he has the answer.
HELPLINE Your problems answered by our expert, Andrew Hewson.
MIND GAMES Quentin Heath goes underground.
