ZX Spectrum 128K +3

The Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3, released in 1987, was a 128KB model that built upon the success of its predecessors, featuring a 3-inch floppy disk drive instead of a cassette player, allowing for faster and more convenient data storage. The +3 retained the robust keyboard and design of the +2, while adding support for CP/M (Control Program for Microcomputers), expanding its appeal to business users and those requiring more advanced capabilities. With its built-in floppy disk drive and extensive software library, the +3 offered a compelling package for users seeking a more modern storage solution, and it remains a beloved model among Spectrum collectors and enthusiasts.