Personal Computer News #006 (Generic)

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Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	VNU Publications
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	BBC Model B, Acorn Electron, Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 16K, Spectrum 128K, Spectrum Plus, Spectrum +2, Spectrum +3, Generic
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	15th April 1983
Original Release Price:	£0.40
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (66)

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Article:

Main Menu, -

News:

Any Advance On IBM?, -

Cabel Videos With Knobs On, -

Warranty Promises As IoTech Fails, -

On The Trail Of EOS..., -

Amber Set To Honour Its Warranties, -

Structure Is Bonus In M-TEC Package, -

Epson Deals Launched, -

Heavy-Duty Praxis, -

Verbatim Plans Floppy Shop Scheme, -

CRA Software Saver, David Guest

Micros In Line For Memory Expansion - View From America, Chris Rowley

Sirius Gets 512K, -

Xerox Copies Apple On US Easter Price Cuts, -

Database On Televideo, -

A New Star In The Firmament, -

Encotel's EDS For Business, -

17,000 Rush To Micronet, -

Genie Owners Join The Club, -

Get It Taped, -

Micro Cures?, -

How To Beat The Burglars, -

Merlin Micro Is Dustproof, -

Grappler Interface For Apple, -

Business Tabs, -

Apple Battles, -

£20 Megabyte, -

Acorn In The Garden, -

Micro Capacity Leaps, -

Tally Printers Out By May, -

BASF Disk Promise Of A Lifetime, -

Commodore's Business End, -

Apple Pie-In-Sky From USA, -

Cards For Kids, -

Programming Gains For Gamng, -

Letter:

Open Your Eyes To Young Talent, Andrew Mulholland

Buyer's Blues, D. T. Machin

In Defence Of The Colour Genie, Anthony Asquith

Free The Threebies, Antony Sherman

Good Service From Grundy, P. I. Pleasance

Buy Locally, Ian Fereday

Vic Joins The Character Set, Jason Sprott

Can Micros Use Hi-Fi Decks?, Neil Mackay

Teething Troubles With The 16K Oric, Andrew Cannon

Graphics And Text Applied To Apples, David Smith

Neat Numbers On The ZX81, John Convery

Camputers Lynx Scroll Discovered, James Key

Deaden Oric's Decibels, Barry Merrick

Play Dirty At Planetoid, James Bridson

Lighten Those Long LOADS, Colin Cohen

Track Programs On Your TRS-80, David Marchant

Banish Those Atari Blues, S. C. Bickle

Lynx Round Up, -

ZX81 Round Up, -

Article:

Run MS-DOS & CP/M 86 Programs On The IBM PC, Deenagh Brook

Olivetti Praxis Portable Electronic Typewriter, David Jacques

Sharp PC-1251, Chris Pointer

Tycom Microframe, Richard King

IBM PC: The Finer Points, Deenagh Brook

Scopio 8 Disk Sub-system, Francis Monkman

Sound Extension Module, Ian Scales

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Magazine Reviews (14)

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Evolution (Apple II)

Really just a series of six loosely-linked games, none of which is likely to maintain more than minimal interest.

Lunar Leepers (Apple II)

I coerced a couple of non-game players to have a go... Result: addiction.

Transylvanian Tower (Dragon 32)

An excellent game at a reasonable price... Should stand the test of repeated playing, despite the drawback of the slow maze construction.

Mined Out (Spectrum 48K)

Can you praise any game higher than by saying it's one of those where you decide you'll have just one more go, then find yourself still playing half an hour later?