Personal Computer News #027 (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:	8th September 1983
Original Release Price:	£0.45
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
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Magazine Articles (65)

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News:

Dragon Rescue Drama, David Guest

Toned Down - The FX100, -

Newbrain Bid, David Guest

Humidity Fade-out Hits ZX Paper, -

Security On Soft Menu, -

DR Ikonography, Ralph Bancroft

Electron Teletext Break, Geof Wheelwright

TI Bargains, -

Mayhem In A Modem, -

Sightseeing In The Micro Emporium - View From Japan, Serge Powell

Crystal Sets, -

Hobbit Maker Adds Graphics For Spectrum, -

Optic Orders, -

Warranty Is A Home Help, -

Multi-printer Interface For DEC, -

Buffer State, -

Zenith Drives For Its New Machine, -

Price Cuts For Oric Users, -

Fast French?, -

Future Stocks, -

Cheshire Cat Looks For The Cream, -

Printing Plus, -

New TV Stars Are Wanted, -

Soft On Sharp, -

TV Freeze-Frame By Tellyprinter, -

Promotes Active Life, -

Take The Cure, -

CP/M Chip Frees Disks, -

Multi-micro Accounting, -

Ace Manoeuvrability, -

Getting It Taped, -

Big Three Back Attempt To Set Comms Standard, -

Trans Globe Computing, -

Letter:

The Vic 20 As A Learning Tool, David C. Arnold

New Light On Sphinx Mystery, Ashley Wainwright

What ENTER Means To The Dragon, F. R. Ellahi

When Hacking Becomes A Headache, Charles Hardy

Software Bond: The Customer Pays, D. E. Loverseed

How Green Makes Me See Red!, D. J. Oborne

The Write Approach, John Hines

Apple Files Identified, Luke Richdale

Vic Back Slash A Throw-back, L. Jones

A Peek At RANDOMIZE, D. Denson

One POKE Over The Line, Neil Summer

Health-Giving Epson Sorts, Elizabeth Wald

Colour Genie Mapped, John Constable

The C64 Waits On You, David Gristwood

Atari Down In Dumps, F. M. O'Dwyer

Positive Aspect To Negatives, Ken Chua

Vic Clock Goes Faster, David Walker

Light On Camputers Lynx Listings, Peter Bach

Putting A Stop To Orics, David Barr

Article:

Micro Adventures Part 2, John Noad

Maximum Efficiency From The Colour Genie, Ken Hook

Sharp MZ731, Camilla Martin

The Advent Of The Computer Mouse, Ian Scales

Reclaiming The 1K From Your ZX81, K. P. Taylor

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Magazine Reviews (16)

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Spectrum Special (Spectrum 16K/48K)

Very addictive... There's a long and varied series of chambers to explore, with random layouts of obstacles to get round each time.

Zzoom (Spectrum 48K)

Its speed, its sound, and especially the 3D graphics, are all superbly done... One of only a handful of games around that could truly be said to be of arcade standard.