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With the
best of the Japanese MSX standard
still to come, the UK manufacturers
are moving to meet the threat.
Shielded by the armour-plating
of the Think Tank, a secret committee
has been meeting since last September
to work out Britain's response.
Read about it first in PCN. |
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Part two
of our in-depth guide to using
Microdrives with your QL. Gavin
Monk leads you by the hand . .
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Type in this
listing and test your wits against
this two dimensional mind-twister. |
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Now you've got your modem,
software and micro, what can
you do with them? Part two of
our extract from The Hacker's
Handbook talks about which computers
will talk to yours.
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Welcome to
a new regular section of PCN.
Now you've spent endless hours
learning about software, why not
learn about hardware? Beginning
this week PCN will take you gently
into the world of chips, circuits
and soldering irons, tackling
a range of useful projects along
the way. |
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More on modems
- the cheapest model available
represents outstanding value.
How does the Demon (nee Unicom)
shape up? |
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Teach your
computer to read with a new add-on
that allows direct reading from
written material. |
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After Macintosh
graphics comes Macintosh sound.
Apple's eyecatching baby turns
out to be well worth a listen. |
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Communications
software takes your Spectrum a
step up the ladder. |
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IBM
calls it a day in
home micros, this
page; UK gears up
to take on MSX, page
2; Modem maker OEL
falls out, page 3;
and Lynx stages another
comeback, page 4. |
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The
rise and fall of your
favourite games, charted
in Britain's best
software charts. |
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The
last word on CMOS
6502s, and a Dragon
owner bytes back. |
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More
problems solved by
our panel of experts. |
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Useful
hints and tips for
your Amstrad, BBC
and Atmos. |
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Take
a trip up the Amazon
on your Commodore
64, or travel through
time. |
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The
latest in destructive
creativity for Spectrum,
64 and Amstrad. |
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Words
of wisdom and meaningful
dates for your diary. |
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