Personal Computer News #050 (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:	25th February 1984
Original Release Price:	£0.50
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (48)

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Article:

Main Menu, -

News:

QL Queue Stretches..., Geof Wheelwright

And Treasure Hunt Reaches Fever Pitch, Ian Scales

Desk-top Duo, -

Rent-a-program, -

Jupiter Ace Jumble Sale, -

Egg On Faces As Elan Turns Into Flan, Ralph Bancroft

Spectravideo Cuts Prices, -

Self-made Micro For Self-made Businessmen, Wendie Pearson

Protek Fills In, -

MSX Units Stand Out In The Crowd - View From Japan, Serge Powell

Memotech Rolls Out Its Disks, -

A Word To The Wise In Many Languages, -

Oric Launches Berlitz Rival, -

Chip Shortage Looms, David Guest

Software Preview, -

Musical Micros In Key, Tony Sacks

Peripherals Roundup, -

Letter:

A Saucerful Secrets And How To Keep Them, John Peppworth

Sinclair QL's After Sales Service, K. W. Halbert

Break Of Service Costs Atari The Set, B. C. Heath

Where's Best For Buying A Micro?, P. Smith

Colours Run In Cross-channel Epic, J. V. Carrana

Oric Database Tape Storage, Tim Hiorns

Putting An Interface To A Name, Graeme Tweddle

Too Tough For Routine Enquiries, G. M. Charnick

Newbrain Pages Saved Separately, David Muir

BBC Loses Half Its Memory, D. Clifton

Reward Routine For Arcade Games, D. Rossiter

Larking About With The Electron, Philip Yau

Organising BBC Memory Space, David Abbot

Memotech LOADing And VERIFYing, Steve Benner

Defining TAB On The BBC Micro, J. Wise

Escaping The Loops In Abersoft Forth, Michael Perris

Article:

Lisp, Kenn Garroch

Minescape, L. J. Lynch

Sanyo MBC 550, Kenn Garroch

Spectrum Paraphernalia*, John Lettice

Magic Voice, Barry Miles

Interbeeb, AD Pack & DAC Pack, Victor O' Neill

Charts:

Charts (February 16 1984), -

Club:

Lancaster Computer Club, Wendie Pearson

Clubnet, -

Oric Owners Users Group, Wendie Pearson

Small Ad:

Billboard, -

Article:

Quit, -

Type-In Correction:

Syntax Errors, -

Datelines:

Datelines, -

Magazine Reviews (9)

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Hooked! (Dragon 32)

May appeal more to the very young, or perhaps suit a family challenge.

Shuttlezap (Dragon 32)

The speech from the program was a considerable disappointment. The meanings for some of the commands could only have been guessed at.

Godzilla and the Martians (Spectrum 16K)

It would be pointless to list all the program's faults; almost as boring as playing the game.

Urban Upstart (Spectrum 48K)

There are a lot of laughs in Urban Upstart, plus a fair bit of brain-stretching, and there's no doubt that it's the best thing yet from Richard Shepherd Software.