ZX Spectrum revival disowned by two of its owners

Tom Wright
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ZX Spectrum Vega+ was expected to launch this year

Two owners of a company set to revive the ZX Spectrum home computer have turned their backs on the project amid a legal wrangle. Retro Computers Limited was behind a crowdfunding campaign with Z...

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