The PicoZX is a unique handheld emulator for the ZX Spectrum, a home computer popular in the 1980s. It is powered using a Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller and features a 2.8″ IPS display.

The Pi Pico is a capable microcontroller that can do all kinds of fun and/or useful things. In the former vein, [antirez] has ported a ZX Spectrum emulator to the Pi Pico. ZX2040, as it is known, i… ...

Grant Sinclair, the nephew of Sir Clive Sinclair who invented the iconic ZX Spectrum 8-bit home computer, has created a new handheld emulator called the GamerCard that’s just 6.5mm thick thanks ...

A new Commodore 64 is on the way that isn't just a mini retro console, and I'm starting to think my bed is a time machine.

This game is an emulator for 3 of Casio's CG-5X series of solar handheld games from the years 1983-84: * Marine Hunter CG-50 * Dandy Cowboy CG-51 * Mole Hunter CG-53 Platforms ZX Spectrum ...

Handheld ZX Spectrum brings ‘80s gaming to your morning commute ... a full-size recreation that works as a custom Bluetooth keyboard for use with the emulator of your choice.

MetroSpec, the Windows Phone ZX Spectrum emulator, has come out of beta and is now well on its way to the Marketplace.We originally covered the app back in July when we got some hands-on footage ...

Setting up your Raspberry Pi as a ZX Spectrum emulator is relatively straightforward. First, you need to install the Raspbian operating system, which is the official OS for the Raspberry Pi.

It's a ZX Spectrum emulator, which boasts an array of features ensuring the user experience is rich while sporting the Metro polish. First off, loading up the app brings us to the main screen.

Fire up ZX Spectrum: Elite Collection on your iPhone and you’ll smile at the familiar sound of a program loading from a cassette tape. Launch one of the six included games and you’ll cringe at ...