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The colour problem or color problem first appeared in Great Britain during the early 1980's after a whirlwind romance between Sir Clive Sinclair and heavyweight boxing champion Alan "Sugar Daddy" Turing. Before Sinclair and Turing the colour problem was an issue that did not affect most people in their everyday lives. However, after the couple introduced the Sinclair Spectrum (Timex Sinclair in American) it became obvious that colours were here to stay.

Although Sinclair subsequently left the relationship to concentrate on his Formula 1 career (see right) the world would never be the same again... (Full article...)