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What the icons meant?
This computer was designed by Spanish Sinclair Computers distributir, Investronica, when Sinclair was bought by Amstrad and the distribution of all Sinclair and Amstrad models was taken by Spanish Amstrad distributor, Indescomp, later become Amstrad España. Investronica was designed Spectrum 128 Kb. for Sinclair on 1985, model designed in Spain and selled in Spain a few months after than United Kingdom.
To avoid Copyrights problems, the Inves model have a kempston joystick connector, and an ULA designed by Texas Instruments instead the Ferranti Sinclair models.
This computer hasn´t a sucesfully because in 1986 you can bought computers with 128Kb., like Amstrad CPC 6128 or C=128, and the first 16 bits computers start to appear, Atari 520, Amiga 500. But the price 120 Euros was a incredible low price for that time.
Last Modification:2004-04-05
Web8bits@Web8bits.com
Inves Spectrum
+. Características técnicas
Investronica
Sistemas, S.A.
Spain 
1986 December
319 x 149 x
38 mm.
??? gr.
Zilog Z80A
@ 3,5 Mhz. 8 bits
ULA ( Unconmmited
Logic Array) Texas Instruments
ROM 16 Kb.
BASIC and Operative System inclusive
ULA Texas Instruments
8 colors with
two brightness
ULA Texas Instruments.
One voice, speaker built-in
45 keys membrane
type. Very bad
optionally
Cassette, television,
joystick and terminal connector
19900 Ptas.
/ 119,60 Euros 
Distributed
in Spain by Investrónica S.A.
Hard to find
