Clive Sinclair

Alexander Armstrong has a ball as shouting, swearing, bullying, telephone-hurling, electric-car-obsessed Clive Sinclair.

Archive 2009-10-01 Sci-Fi Gene 2009

I won't be missing this, however, a dramatisation of the battle between Clive Sinclair and Chris Curry to bring home computing to the masses.

Archive 2009-10-01 annawaits 2009

Clive Sinclair and Chris Curry aren't the only unlikely pairing in the history of computing - in fact I wonder if Stonehenge wasn't designed and built by two druids with opposing personalities who inspired each other to great things despite being constantly at each other's throats.

Let Us Crunch Some Numbers! Sci-Fi Gene 2009

Alexander Armstrong has a ball as shouting, swearing, bullying, telephone-hurling, electric-car-obsessed Clive Sinclair.

It Takes 6502 To Tango [Review: Micro Men] Sci-Fi Gene 2009

I won't be missing this, however, a dramatisation of the battle between Clive Sinclair and Chris Curry to bring home computing to the masses.

Reasons to be cheerful - the Autumn schedules kicking in annawaits 2009

Clive Sinclair and Chris Curry aren't the only unlikely pairing in the history of computing - in fact I wonder if Stonehenge wasn't designed and built by two druids with opposing personalities who inspired each other to great things despite being constantly at each other's throats.

Archive 2009-10-01 Sci-Fi Gene 2009

At the age of 13, Mr. Humble received his first computer — the lilliputian ZX80, designed by British entrepreneur Clive Sinclair.

Do the Sims Dream of Electric Sheep? 2009

Funnier than Tommy Cooper, wittier than Oscar Wilde, more sarcastic than Noel Coward, more inventive than Clive Sinclair and more literate than Winston Churchill.

Alan Coren: in his own words 2007

We bought something called a ZX51 (I think) which had been just put on the market by Clive Sinclair (I think) for Edward, our eldest who was 10ish at the time.

Archive 2007-05-01 Glyn Davies 2007

We bought something called a ZX51 (I think) which had been just put on the market by Clive Sinclair (I think) for Edward, our eldest who was 10ish at the time.

Blogs will never 'catch on' Glyn Davies 2007