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| Their advert in QL User, December 1985, also referred to QL Mouse (please call). So far as we know, Miracle never released a mouse system for the QL. By 1992, Miracle had expanded and announced the addition of Noud Sneider (a Dutch engineer) to their staff. The same announcement talked about the forthcoming Graphics card, although this does not appear to have ever been released. | Their advert in QL User, December 1985, also referred to QL Mouse (please call). So far as we know, Miracle never released a mouse system for the QL. By 1992, Miracle had expanded and announced the addition of Noud Sneider (a Dutch engineer) to their staff. The same announcement talked about the forthcoming Graphics card ([[qlwiki:Masterpiece]], although this was never released. |
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| Stuart Honeyball also wrote the firmware for [[qlwiki:TF Services]]' [[qlwiki:Romdisq]] | Stuart Honeyball also wrote the firmware for [[qlwiki:TF Services]]' [[qlwiki:Romdisq]] and was the designer who hand-drew the PCB layout for the Issue 1 Sinclair ZX Spectrum. |
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| | Stuart Honeyball sadly passed away in 2018. |