Name: Tactile Keyboard more
Manufacturer: Tactile
Price: £9.95 - (price correction in SU Sep 83)
Blurb: Box that fits over your Spectrum and allows pictures or words to placed on various enlarged pads. This can be used as a teaching aid.
Source: Sinclair User Aug 83

Name: Tandy TRS-80 Colour Printer more
Manufacturer: Tandy
Price: £149.00
Blurb: Includes interface. Red, blue, green and black print.
Source: Sinclair User May 84

Name: Tape Head De-magnetiser more
Manufacturer: Fulcrum Products
Price: £4.75
Blurb: Removes build-ups of magnetism on your tape heads.
Source: ZX Computing Aug/Sep 83

Name: Tasman Parallel Printer Interface more
Manufacturer: Tasman Software
Price: £45.00
Blurb: Centronics standard interface.
Source: Your Sinclair Jan 87

Name: Tasman RS232 Printer Interface more
Manufacturer: Tasman Software
Price: £38.00
Blurb: Standard RS232 printer interface.
Source: Your Spectrum issue 8

Name: Telesound more
Manufacturer: Compusound
Price: £9.95
Blurb: The smallest modulator ever. Fits inside your Spectrum and outputs sound and video to your tv. Volume control. Keyboard click option. Hear programs as they load.
Source: Sinclair User Mar 84
Note: There is no year number in the name of this device.

Name: Telesound 82 more
Manufacturer: Compusound
Price: £15.99
Blurb: It stops that annoying flicker when accepting an INPUT or entering a program from the keyboard. The top line will tend to slant to the left and the power supply may have to be changed, as the unit draws 300ma from the +5V regulator.
Source: Sinclair User Apr 82
Note: This is the ZX-80 and ZX-81 version.

Name: Telesound 82 more
Manufacturer: Compusound
Price: £9.95
Blurb: The Telesound 82 amplifies the sound by sending it with the video signal to the TV set, where the amplifier and loudspeaker can make that small sound deafening.
Source: Sinclair User Oct 82
Note: This is the Spectrum version.

Name: Telesound 84 more
Manufacturer: Compusound
Price: £9.95
Blurb: There is a reduction in size to ¾in. x ½in. x ½in. and the length of the leads which connect it to the computer is much improved. The sound quality is also better and because of the connection by clips to the circuit it can be removed easily. The Spectrum BEEP is now amplified by the TV set and is loud enough for anyone.
Source: Sinclair User Mar 83

Name: Thurnall Disk System more
Manufacturer: Thurnall
Price: £199.00
Blurb: 3inch drive. 150k storage. Built-in DOS. (RS232 port optional extra)
Source: Your Spectrum issue 8

Name: Time Controller more
Manufacturer: Glanmire Electronics
Price: £38.50
Blurb: Real time clock and input/ouput port. Battery backed up.
Source: ZX Computing Oct/Nov 83

Name: Timex Computer TC2048 more
Manufacturer: TMX Portugal

Name: Timex Computer TC2068 more
Manufacturer: TMX Portugal
Note: PAL (50Hz) version of the Timex Sinclair TS2068, with a Spectrum edge connector.
The ROM image is available at Phil Kendall's The Spectrum ROMs Collection.

Name: Timex/Sinclair 2040 more
Manufacturer: Timex Computer Corp
Note: A clone of the ZX Printer.

Name: Timex/Sinclair TS2068 more
Manufacturer: Timex Computer Corp
Note: NTSC (60Hz) video, with a ZX81-style edge connector.
The ROM image is available at Phil Kendall's The Spectrum ROMs Collection.

Name: Timex/Sinclair TS2068 Emulator Cartridge more
Manufacturer: Timex Computer Corp
Note: Allows to play (a number of) ZX Spectrum games that would otherwise be incompatible with the TS2068.

Name: Touchmaster Graphics Tablet more
Manufacturer: Touchmaster Ltd
Price: £149.95
Blurb: A4 sized graphics tablet.
Source: Your Spectrum issue 11
Note: Came with Multipaint in the package.
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Name: TK90X more
Manufacturer: Microdigital
Note: A Brazilian (illegal) clone of the ZX Spectrum 48K.
The ROM image, as well as more information behind this particular clone is available at Phil Kendall's The Spectrum ROMs Collection.

Name: TK90X Light Pen more
Manufacturer: Microdigital

Name: TK95 more
Manufacturer: Microdigital
Note: A Brazilian (illegal) clone of the ZX Spectrum 48K.
The ROM image, as well as more information behind this particular clone is available at Phil Kendall's The Spectrum ROMs Collection.

Name: TPX Mouse more
Manufacturer: Tropic Informatica Ltda
Note: For the TK90X or TK95.
According to the advertising: "mouse is the most fantastic drawing tool", "through the simple movement on a flat surface you can create on your computer screen the most amazing images", "for everything your imagination demands".
The kit also included a modified version of Art Studio, The.

Name: Transform Keyboard more
Manufacturer: Transform Ltd
Price: £69.95
Blurb: 60 full travel keys. Key pad.
Source: ZX Computing Aug/Sep 85

Name: Trickstick more
Manufacturer: East London Robotics Ltd
Price: £28.00
Blurb: The Tricksick - A revolution that runs rings around ordinary joysticks. Its revolutionary light sensitive controls will let you go where you want, when you want and at the speed you want. Fully compatible with the Kempston format.
Source: Sinclair User Oct 83
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Name: Triga Command Joystick more
Manufacturer: Datel Electronics
Price: £19.99
Blurb: The top American joystick is here. Includes interface.
Source: Sinclair User May 84

Name: Triton Quick Disc more
Manufacturer: Radofin Electronics
Price: £119.00
Blurb: 2.8inch disk drive. Stores 100k per disk. Trasfer rate of 101 kbits per sec.
Source: Crash 21 (Oct85)
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