Britain's number two home micro maker is in deep trouble. What brought Acorn to the brink, and where does it go from here? What difference will the crisis at Acorn make to BBC and Electron owners? We untangle the strands to put you in the picture.
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- Acorn Searches For Way Out Of Crisis
- In Brief
- Plus/4 At
- Half Mast As CBM Swings Axe
- Vive Oric! French Move In With Bid
- Atari Puts 800XL In To Cut-Price Packs
- Basingstoke Boost For QL Disks
- Frankfurters Go Cold At Old Boy's Reunion
- Cresta Run - Moon Cresta
- Atari Pushes Jac To Upstage Commodore - View From America
- New Attractions Pour Forth For Macintosh
- Audiogenic Offers Spreadsheet Trial
- Fuji Crams 1Mb Onto 3.5" Floppy
- Once Upon A Modem
- Pass The Hat For Our Friend Acorn - Homefront
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