Personal Computer News #020 (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:	21st July 1983
Original Release Price:	£0.45
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (63)

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Article:

Action And Reaction, -

Main Menu, -

News:

Electron Mis-match, Geof Wheelwright

Stolen Spectrums Recovered, Ralph Bancroft

Pen-Portrait For BBC, -

Mattel Materialises, -

C64 Utilities Cross The Pond, -

BBC English, David Guest

CBM Purges Prices, -

Clone Throws Down Gauntlet, Ralph Bancroft

Dragon Disks On Schedule, -

Atomic Pile, Sandra Grandison

On The Upgrade, -

Of Printer Prices And The Domino Theory - View From America, Chris Rowley

Seiko In Time, -

Clock Slot, -

Lostock Screen Utility Aims To Ease Editing Chore, -

GEC Carries Torch, -

TV Looks For Micro Families, -

On The Boards, -

M-T Printer Takes On Epson, -

ZX81 Cut-Back, -

NEC Means Business, -

Doubling In Personnel, -

Ace Of Clubs, -

Print Costs, -

Educational Fun, Arcade Adventure In Games Crop, -

Genie Cost Cut, -

Price War Sizzles, -

Spectrum Heal Thyself, -

Apple Credit Cards Take Off In US, -

Key Facts, -

IBM Cuts Show, David Guest

Letter:

Ode To The Curious Minds, Ray Berry

Help! Reviews Only Confuse, Alan Meehan

Theft By Any Other Name, William C. Dickinson

Do You Have An Opinion?, Stephen Bell

A Little ZX Logo, Martin Cleave

Cheaply Into Print, C. Norman

Animation On The BBC, Richard Shepley

Ins And Outs Of The Newbrain, A. D. Temple

One Too Many For The Atari, Derek McLaughlin

Camputers Lynx DIY Messages, Simon Brookes

Beeb Keyboard Bypassed, Bob Thompson

Wildcat Sound, Andrew Poon

Line Copy On The Oric, H. S. Lim

Musical Keys On A Tandy, R. M. Maloney

TRS-80 Says It Again, Gary Elverstone

Character Creation, J. H. Rawlings

Click With Your Spectrum, John Isaacs

Get Protected, C. Innis

ZX Printout, Richard Desforges

Article:

Computer Art, Kathryn Kustance

Scrolling Utilities On The Dragon, Darren Eteo

Rader 150, Stuart Cooke

Seikosha GP-700A Colour Printer, David Janda

Currah 220m Mini Digital Cassette Recorder, Barry Miles

Charts:

Charts (July 14 1983), -

Club:

Burnley Computer Club, -

Clubnet, -

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Magazine Reviews (14)

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Beating The Beeb (BBC Model B)

A faultless reproduction of the arcade original.

Aztec Challenge (Atari 400/800)

Has smooth though not particularly sophisticated graphics and it's a bit different from most other games.

Time Lords (BBC Model B)

If you don't mind working quite hard to play a game, you might enjoy Time-Lords. Otherwise, this five player, five dimensional board game falls flat on its face.