ZX-Uno case, a Sinclair ZX Spectrum clone

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ZX-Uno (version 2) Case for Sinclair ZX Spectrum Clone Computer Based on FPGA The ZX-Uno is essentially a clone computer focused entirely on synthesizing models from the popular ZX Spectrum, boasting dimensions matching those of the Raspberry Pi at exactly 85.60x56mm - an ideal size to perfectly fit into any standard Raspberry Pi case. Find more comprehensive information about this fascinating project here: http://zxuno.speccy.org/index_e.shtml Updated on May 16th, 2015 This custom-designed case is available in three distinctive versions each offering a unique way of housing your ZX-Uno. Each version comes with specific requirements and parts to match: Version 1: The combination of 'Case_for_logo_parts' and 'White_logo_only', completed with four pin inserts for the logo itself. Versions 2 & 3 can use either "Case_logo_black" or simply add an image (using sticker method, demonstrated visually). Alternatively, the case's design allows for "Case_for_logo_parts", provided you wish to place your ZX-Uno without logos and choose to print in no support. Key Feature Update: During this latest update, designers integrated a special expansion slot to accommodate additional connectors for PCBs within. With this version 4 addition, users can easily detach or separate it from the case itself. For maximum visual impact consider combining an M3 optical cable into the process as the main connector - the image provided showcases one in action. Material Tip: Please keep in mind all versions of these unique encasings are designed to be printed without a supporting material present. If however, you choose to proceed with adding any other decorative logo items it will require "M3" flat head screws at a length of 7mm in addition to M3 cable - simply use one made specifically for viewing light. You might find some additional data or tips about custom design implementation here: http://zonadepruebas.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=5812&p=52285&start=440#p52285. Alternatively you can go through more in depth details over on the webpage located at: http://www.zonadepruebas.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=5933&p=53506#p53506