Scorpion (computer)
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Scorpion (Russian: Скорпион), was a very widespread ZX Spectrum clone produced in St. Petersburg, Russia by Sergey Zonov. It had a Z80 processor and from 256 to 1024 KiB memory. Various extensions were produced, including SMUC — adapter of IDE and ISA slots, which allowed the use of IBM PC compatible hard drives and extension cards.
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| Sinclair Research | ZX80 • ZX81 • ZX Spectrum, Spectrum+, Spectrum 128K • Sinclair QL |  |
| Amstrad | Spectrum +2, +3 | |
| Timex Sinclair | TS 1000 • TS 1500 • TS 2048 • TC 2048 • TS 2068, TC 2068 | |
| Others | Jupiter ACE • SAM Coupé • Didaktik • Dubna 48K • Hobbit • Pentagon • Scorpion • Sprinter | |
| U.S. Release | ZX81 • TS 1000 • TS 1500 • TS 2068 | |
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