Personal Computer News #017 (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:	30th June 1983
Original Release Price:	£0.40
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (62)

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Article:

Main Menu, -

News:

MSX Calls The Tune, Max Phillips

Removable Winnie Deal, -

IIe Corked, Nigel Cross

Primary Aim, -

Peek At Microdrive, -

Workshop Softens Lisa, Richard King

Acorn Is Upstaged, David Guest

Epson Clones Aplenty On Show, Serge Powell

Manchester's Micro Mart, Ralph Bancroft

Chess Move, -

Pret-a-porter Zita Micro, -

Fast Card, -

OS War Cools, -

Four-Colour At A Stroke By Seikosha, -

Prism Packs Rumbelow Rack, -

Abbex Opens Fire With Laser, -

Israeli Interface, -

Forth Bridge, -

Life Beyond VisiCalc, -

Pegasus Takes Flight On Rainbows, -

Allez France With The BBC, -

Eye For Design, -

Epson Twins Get Business Applications From APS, -

FMS Converts For MSDOS, -

Soft-Hearted?, -

Letter:

Laws In Order, D. J. Fazackerley

Laws Of Ancient ROM, David McAuley

And Still They Come!, Carl Thomas

Pros Should POKE More, F. Duckworth

Fuel For Fraud?, Jeremy Slater

Newbrain Compiler Queried, Anthony D. Hodge

A Better Editor Wanted, Julian Skidmore

My Pet Can't Spell, Thomas Phillips

The CP/M Story Told, Clive Newton

Oric Flicker Fears, D. Winston

My Oric Draws A Blank, Philip Prince

The Key To Vic Success, Richard Robertson

My Oric's So Forgetful, G. N. Clifford

Lacking In Resolution, J. M. McGoughan

Advice For A Vic Victim, Peter Antonioni

Oric A Reformed Character, Chris Thompson

Scroll Up For The Oric, H. S. Lim

Big Screen For The Vic, Anon

Spectrum Adds White Noise, Rupert Goodwins

Beware Of The C64 Bug, Steve Binks

More Joy For TI99/4A Users, A. S. Jones

Acorn's Atom Pis Released, Carl Thomas

Read All About The Camputers Lynx, Mark Naylor

Camputers Lynx Wears SHORTER Sorts, D. Messenger

Article:

Hire Purchase Micros Part 1, John King

Graphics GTIA Chip On Your Atari, Les Howarth

Duet-16, Mike Whitney

Print At A Low Price, Barry Miles

Videx Ultra Time, Richard King

Charts:

Charts (June 23 1983), -

Club:

Colchester Sinclair User Group, -

Clubnet, -

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Magazine Reviews (13)

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Grand Master (Commodore 64)

A superior chess game and provides worthy opposition for players up to quite a high standard.

Oric Chess (Oric 48K)

Error-checking for invalid moves is of a very high standard and the endgame is strong.

Spectrum Spectacle (Spectrum 16K)

Jet Pac (Spectrum 16K/48K)

I have never had more fun playing a game on the Spectrum.

Escape From Orion (BBC Model B)

A good investment for keen action games players.

The Ring Of Darkness (Dragon 32)

The responses to your keyboard entries are instant, though in certain places the printing doesn't stay on the screen long enough for you to take all your options in.