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==== Moskva ==== '''Moskva''' (ru: '''Москва''', en: Moscow) was the name of two Soviet ZX Spectrum clones. Introduced in 1988, the '''Moskva 48K<ref name=":2" />''' was the first mass-produced clone of the 48K Spectrum in the USSR. One year later, the '''Moskva 128K<ref name=":2" />''' was launched, and was a faithful clone of the ZX Spectrum 128K, featuring a built-in printer interface, joystick and TV/RGB ports, but lacked a sound processor and disk drive.{{Citation needed|reason=Source, more information|date=January 2018}}
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