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• Mat Simpson's anally retentives retro games home: a general retro games site, but has some Speccy stuff including a couple of Mac fonts, an animated .GIF of Jet Set Willy and some info on some people and companies (eg Ultimate and Imagine).
• The comp.sys.sinclair Crap Games Competition 2000: the latest installment of fantastic programs from the readers of the world's greatest newsgroup.
• The comp.sys.sinclair Folklore FAQ is an introduction to the common posters and expressions seen in comp.sys.sinclair.
• The Dot Eaters & The Number Crunchers has a moderate amount of Sinclair information in it, and may have PDF versions of the Speccy manual in both English and German by the time you read this. Mostly in German.
• El Mundo del Spectrum: a Spanish site with a fair amount of stuff on it, including Miner Willy's life history, the "Everyone's A Wally" music, demos and some pokes.
• Adam Moss has written a plug-in to allow the mighty Gimp to load .SCR files.
• Glenn Flood's House of Flood has a collection of his art, including two cassette inlay designs he did for Quicksilva.
• Philip Bee's I've Started So I'll Finish has a large collection of interviews with various Spectrum progammers, and also a copy of Bob Pape's 'Loading a Spectrum Screen' screensaver.
• Staffan Vilcan's Sinclair Nostalgia Products: a screensaver, a couple of counters, some MIDI files of Spectrum music and a few snaps.
• Sinclair Research now have a small Web site; it's basically devoted to their current products, but there is at least a brief mention of the Speccy on the links page.
• Nick Savoiu has a list of links on his Sinclair ZX Spectrum Switchboard that haven't been updated for some time, and has an animated 'busy' cursor for Windows 95/NT on this page which is quite well done and worth a go; co-author of WinXZX.
• Spectrum SCREEN$ from Andrew Laggan is a huge collection of screenshots, loading screens and scanned artwork from Speccy (and other!) games.
• Peter Mella's The Spectrum Site: a brief introduction to the Speccy and its emulation scene, as well as an interview with Matthew Smith.
• The Spectrum Webring - go on, take a guess! A full list of members is also available.
• Tayles' ZX Spectrum Golden Years has a nice load of information on the Speccy and its history, including interviews with Doug Burns and Jonathan Smith.
• Jack Boatwright's TIMEXsinclair Showcase has some stuff on the American variants of the Speccy and the peripherals available for them.
• The main unique content at ZX Specticle is a collection of interviews with some famous Spectrum personalities, including Mike Follin.
• Andrew Herbert's ZX Spectrum Image Applet is a little Java applet which pretends to load any GIF or PNG image as a SCREEN$.

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