Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128K +2

Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128K +2 computer; Sinclair was founded by Sir Clive Sinclair in England in 1961 to produce hi-fi sound equipment, radio, TV, among others; in 1980 it debuted in the home computing market with the ZX 80; in 1982 it launched the 1st ZX spectrum (48k), and in 1984 the ZX spectrum+ (128k), which later underwent improvements, naturally evolving in 1986 into the "2.0" version, ZX spectrum+2; in that same year, Sinclair sold its line of computers to rivals Amstrad, and the launch of the spectrum+2 was already done under Amstrad's name; this version already had internal storage, a "DATACORDER" cassette tape recorder and various interfaces for joystick, printing, TV, sound and others, but in reality and most of the time, when you turned one on it would be to play games...guaranteed; Item from 1986, working correctly and perfectly, in good condition.