Spectrum FAQ - What's New?

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WHAT'S NEW?

21 March 1998: Added information about contended memory timings to the Technical Information section.
Added Suzanne's Spectrum Emulator and a location for Sinbas to the DOS/Windows emulators section, as well as the usual whole load of new Resources.
Split the Where Is...? page into two (Companies & Individuals A-G and Individuals H-Z). There may still be some broken internal links as a result of this -- if you find any, please tell me.
Finally, there is a new mirror of the FAQ at NVG.
7th February 1998: More updates to the Where Is...?, (including Matthew Smith), Resources and Dos/Windows emulators pages. Also, added SimCoupe to the Dos/Windows and Unix/Linux emulators pages, updated the information about port 254 in the Technical Information section, and about the css CD in Question 4.
Finally, due to maintainence problems at NVG, the zipped up HTML and text versions of the FAQ have been moved to World of Spectrum.
20th December 1997: Added some more information on port 254 and the difference between Issue 2 and 3 Spectrums to the Hardware section of the Technical Information page.
Added some more web sites (look for the 'New' flashes), Crashed magazine and the IEBA to the Resources section, added Sinbas to and updated the information about other emulators in the Dos/Windows emulators section, and updated the information about Sinclair Spectrum Emulator in the Psion emulators section.
Added Balor Knight to and updated the information on Duncan Sinclair, Realtime Games Software, Graham Baird, Ian Oliver and the great man in Where is...? section.
Changed all references to nvg.unit.no to nvg.ntnu.no, and moved the note about the copyright of the Multiface 128 ROM from the Dos/Windows emulators section to the general emulators section.
21st November 1997: Minor changes relating to me taking over maintaining the FAQ whilst Damien is too busy.