CPU
Zilog Z80A, Zilog Z8400AB1, NEC D780C-1, SGS Z8400AB1, Sharp LH0080A, Mostek MK3880N-4, GoldStar Z8400A, Toshiba TMPZ84C00AP
Retro Hardware Database
Amstrad's first Spectrum after buying the name: the 128 with a tape deck built in, a grey case and a proper keyboard. Cheaper to make and much easier to live with, and it kept the AY sound. Purists dislike the Amstrad-era machines; practically, this is the easiest classic Spectrum to actually use, and the integrated Datacorder is the part that needs its belt.
None here yet.