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It looks
like an IBM keyboard, claims Coleco
compatibility and promises CP/M.
This new micro of mixed parentage
comes under the scrutiny of Kenn
Garroch. |
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Pull
out and keep |
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Games
galore |
Looking
for a good game for your micro?
In the first of a two-part Micropaedia
we round up a bunch of software
for the Spectrum, Commodore 64
and the BBC and pick out the ones
worth your hard-earned cash. |
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Issue
58 - April 21st 1984 |
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Amstrad system on the
turntable, page 2; hardware
extravaganza at the Hanover
Fair, page 3; Government
acts on modem approval,
page 4; pressure grows
on software pirates, page
5.
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The
ups and downs of the best-selling
games and the most popular
micros. |
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Your
letters with £10 for
the pick of the bunch. |
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Your
questions answered, including
this week: faulty micros,
multi-lingual micros, Electron
communications, BBC graphics
and Spectrum assemblers. |
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Handy
hints and routines from
you, the readers, covering
Spectrum sound and graphics,
Newbrain, Oric, Lynx and
BBC. |
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PCN
reviews the new books. |
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A nationwide
forum dawns for Aquarius
owners. |
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PCN's
weekly micro marketplace
for sales and swaps. |
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Make
a date - forthcoming computer
events at home and abroad. |
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Keith
Bowden compares half a dozen
extended Basics for Commodore's
best-seller with an eye
to their features, quality
and value for money. |
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Put
your tape programs onto
Microdrives the easy way
with Gavin Monk's routines. |
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PCN
looks at Pixit, a graphics
toolkit for the Apple II
that claims to take the
hard work out of high-resolution. |
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Kenn
Garroch plugs in a ROM-based
word processor with educational
aspects. |
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A side-by-side
comparison of three graphics
toolkits for the Spectrum
reveals different tools
for different jobs. |
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A plug-in
board gives your Dragon
the power of sprite graphics.
Piers Letcher reports. |
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C-File
gives you a comprehensive
database program. |
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