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... launching the ZX81 [..Sinclair's] new machine [..] Sinclair's £70 ZX81 and its £50 printer [..] As a bonus, the printer has been announced — at £50.
The ZX printer, brought out by Sinclair Research when it launched the ZX-81 three years ago [in 1981], has been discontinued. A spokeswoman for Sinclair Research says: [..] "We were selling only thousands and sales have fallen."
Nigel Searle, head of the computer products division at Sinclair Research [..] confirmed that the ZX printer had been discontinued and would be available only while stocks last. Sinclair did not intend to produce another printer.
the ZX printer [..] could not pass the [emissions] requirements of the Federal Communications Commission [..] so Timex contacted Alphacom to produce a printer which would be small, compatible and the same price [resulting in] the T/S 2040 printer.
The original ZX Printer was not imported to the US due to a variety of reasons including the high radio-frequency interference that the ZX Printer was alluded to emit, rather Timex distributed a rebranded version of the Alphacom 32.
Available Now- the ZX Printer for only £49.95
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)The original ZX Printer was not imported to the US due to a variety of reasons including the high radio-frequency interference that the ZX Printer was alluded to emit, rather Timex distributed a rebranded version of the Alphacom 32.
Available Now- the ZX Printer for only £49.95