This inaugural issue marks a transition to a 128K-only format and the adoption of MIKROPOL screen compression. Highlights include an in-depth analysis of the iconic 'Quazatron' and reviews of hardware peripherals like the Spec-Drum and the budget-friendly Cheetah 125+ joystick. The editorial staff evaluates game creation utilities, offers an acerbic critique of early 1980s BASIC programming books, and explores the offerings of the Prism PD scene.
Issue contents:
- Editorial: Sinclair Classic Issue #01
- Classic Software: Quazatron (48K) Review
- Classic Hardware: Spec-Drum and Cheetah 125+
- Utility Software: GAC and Font Designer review
- Review: The Working Spectrum (1982 book)
- Letters Page - Reader Correspondence for Sinclair Classic #01
- Sinclair Classic #01: Amanda's Diary & Support Scene
- Classified Adverts in Sinclair Classic
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