The ZX Spectrum +3 is a model which had a floppy disk drive instead of a recorder, allowing for the immediate loading of games and programmes. It was inspired by Amstrad’s SPS128 (also sold under Schneider branding), which you can see on this showcase. It was also inspired by the PCW8256, one of Amstrad’s first computer that used a 3” floppy disk system, and that is exposed in the next room.