advanced 8-bit computer from 1989, compatible with the ZX Spectrum 48K. The design of the disk-drive hardware was based on the MG PlusD interface. SAM BASIC was very similar to the BetaBasic, and was developed by the same author. The Coupé was considered the successor to the ZX Spectrum in the late '80s. Sizif The Sizif is a ZX Spectrum CPLD-based clone for rubber case, developed by Eugene Lozovoy. Speccy 2010 The Speccy2010 is FPGA development board by Martin Bórik, built for the implementation of various gaming computers, originally focused on ZX Spectrum and its clones. Sprinter Superfo (ZX mini, ZX Max, ZX Spider, ZX Nuvo) These are ZX Spectrum clones by Don "Superfo". ZX Badaloc ZX Badaloc was the very first CPLD/FPGA advanced ZX Spectrum clone. ZX-Evolution (Ts-Conf and Baseconf) A Spectrum-compatible computer with improved hardware specifications and using modern peripherals. In addition to the basic core (Baseconf), it also has extended core named TS-Conf, which supports sprites, other extended video modes and have original memory manager. ZX Prism The ZX Prism is a proposal for a modern ZX Spectrum clone. ZX-Uno(+) The ZX-Uno is based on a FPGA board focused on replicating ZX Spectrum computer models. It has a similar size to the Raspberry Pi and fit into a RasPi case. Multi-platform computers with ZX-Spectrum core DivGMX A ZX Spectrum interface that can also work as a standalone computer. ReVerSE Several projects by mvvproject. ZX DOS+ ZX DOS is the continuation of the ZX-Uno project. A 1 MB version of the ZXDOS was released in 2020 that is compatible with the SpecNext core. References External links Planet Sinclair: Computers: Clones and Variants Sinclair Nostalgia Products — Sinclair Clones Wayback Machine Old-computers.com - ICE Felix HC-85 Old-computers.com - ICE Felix HC-91 Old-computers.com - ICE Felix HC-2000 Lists of computer hardware Computer hardware clones