The SAM Coupé was a little-known system built by Miles Gordon Technology in 1989. It was surprisingly powerful for an 8-bit machine, with up to 512K of RAM. However, it came out just as 16-bit systems were becoming more popular, and thus it never sold in quantity. Interestingly, the SAM Coupe can run Spectrum ZX software via a ROM swap.
 | SimCoupe/MacOS 0.8.2. Requires Mac OS X 10.4. |
SimCoupe/MacOS is a port of a SAM Coupé emulator to the Mac OS. Since the SAM Coupé was capable of running ZX Spectrum titles, this software also serves as a usable ZX Spectrum emulator.
| Emulator Enhancer, which adds extra features to SimCoupe. |
 | the home page of SimCoupe/MacOS. |
 | to Richard Bannister, who ported SimCoupe/MacOS. |
| SimCoupe 1.0. Requires Mac OS X 10.3. |
SimCoupe is a full-featured SAM Coupé emulator utilizing the SDL Library.
| the home page of SimCoupe. |
| to Simon Owen, the author of SimCoupe SDL. |
