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British industrialist Sir Clive Sinclair, pictured at the controls of his newly-launched Sinclair C5 battery operated personal transport, in London, England, Jan. 10, 1985. The vehicle claims a 20-mile range and the battery can be charged from a normal household supply and its top speed is around 15 miles-per-hour.
Come veniva vista la pubblicità comparativa tra home computer nel 1982?
Esattamente così:
Senza esclusione di colpi, cifre, tantomeno di foto della PCB di ZX Spectrum vs. il BBC Model B…
Da notare la firma di questa pagine comparativa non lascia dubbi: Sir Clive Sinclair.
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