Personal Computer News #008 (Generic)

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Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	VNU Publications
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	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:	29th April 1983
Original Release Price:	£0.40
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (66)

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News:

US Software Flies In, -

Smith Price-Cut Heralds Bank Holiday Micro Fever, -

Blow Your Newbury Newbrains, -

Sord On Sale, -

Aquarius By Summer, -

Shy Electron, -

All-Micro Drive, -

Root Of The 8/16 Bit Swop, -

Lisa-Like OS For Apple II, -

Kaypro Debut, -

Basic Guide, -

IBM Aims To Overhaul Apple - View From America, Chris Rowley

Bug Bounties, Wendie Pearson

Add-on Group To Offer Micro, -

Micro-Turtle, -

Osborne 2?, -

Back-Up Box, -

Modular Micro From Cifer, -

Puzzle Planet, -

Paper Snags Micronet, -

Just In Case, -

Join Reflex's IBM Colour Resolution For Just £325, -

Cure Sinclair's Wobble, -

New Line In Vic Rampacks, -

Auto-Pilot Programs, -

Spreadsheet Sold With Micro Pack, -

Services Support For Grey IBMs, -

Socket To 'Em, -

More Power To Play With, -

Business Duo From Open, -

Micro Trips, -

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Why Won't They Sell Me A Micro?, Owen Staley

English As She Is Processed, N. R. Fleet

Spare Keys Open Doors, Brian Kerslake

Great Graphics - And British Too, M. S. Pease

Shoot Those Humanoids (Defender Bug), John Benfield

Micros Mean Opportunities, I. Smedley

The High Cost Of Consoles, Carl Petty

Serious Users Gain From Games, Jonathan Flowers

Jupiter Rising... And Falling, Paul Campbell

Resigning Micro - At A Price, David N. L. Levy

CP/M: The Program In Charge, C. Cathcart

Getting It Taped, T. King

The Mysterious Missing Memory, E. Simpson

Never Put Off Till Tomorrow..., Michael Bowles

Keys Unlock Your Camputers Lynx, Kym Wilson

Oric Characters Under Control, B. G. Merrick

More BBC *FX Calls Revealed, Elkan Grech

Vic Suppression And Corruption, Darren Morrow

Security On The Sinclair, A. Larder

Ace Screen Interrogation, Gordon Charlton

Game For A Blast?, Thomas Griffiths

Article:

On-line To Micronet, Ralph Bancroft

It's Dial A File, Ian Scales

TI99/4A Memory Miser, Stephen Shaw

Decision Mate V, Bernard Wragge-Morley

FX20, Bernard Wragge-Morley

Epson RX80, Barry Miles

TEC ZX8100 Full-travel Keyboard, Ian Scales

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Magazine Reviews (15)

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The Knight's Quest (Spectrum 48K)

Bugs, and plenty of them, prevented me from advancing far into this game.

Adventure 200 (Sinclair ZX81)

For ZX81 owners, this is a must. However, it's time-consuming because you can't save the results on tape.

Telling The Time/Money (Spectrum 16K)

These two 'lessons' are not very good value for money... Both could do with a number of different levels of play, to suit a wider range of ages and abilities.