Personal Computer News #055 (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:	31st March 1984
Original Release Price:	£0.50
Market Valuation:	£2.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (62)

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News:

Faire Wears Its Mac, Ian Scales

Microdrives In The Shops, -

Fuller Figure, Slim Pickings, -

ASA Slams Commodore, -

Cyborg Disk Drives, -

Police Swoop Nets Tape Haul, John Lamb

IBM Limits Supply Of PC And XT Micros, -

Late Kick Off, -

Bamboo Oric..., -

...Speaks Out On User Group Policies, -

...And Reveals Upgrade Shock, -

Trail Cools As FBI Moves After Hackers - View From America, Chris Rowley

Net Catches More Micros, -

Japan Fans Pack Them In, -

Acorn Aviator Hits Runway, -

All In The Mind, -

Labour Locks Into Micronet, -

Soft Thorn, -

Software Preview, -

IBM Sinks CP/M, -

Upgrade Set To Beat Acorn To Z80 Board, -

Acorn - Is It Generous To A Fault?, -

BBC Summed, -

Jagged Line, -

Watson Micro Homes In, Ralph Bancroft

Audiogenic Blazes 4D Trail, -

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Keyboards Are A Catastrophe, P. A. S. Craddock

Hobbit Hacker At Your Service, Paul Rogers

Commodore's 'Slow' Drives Are Adequate, R. Medford

Business Software New Sales Strategy, Mark A. Preston

Has The Ministry Of Defence Gone Mad?, Andrew Chard

Don't Knock The Shop Assistants, Marco Dawson

Sinclair's Antics Are Good For A Giggle, Guy Boulton

PCN Accused Of Being Unfair To Oric, P. J. Isherwood

Joysticks Work With Currah Speech Unit, S. G. Lang

A Multitude Of Micros, Alan Chapman

Insider's View Of New 6502, S. N. Taylor

Software: A Summing Up, Tina Detheridge

GRAB A Load Of Oric Numbers, O. Jorgensen

The Case Of The Mystery Modem, Richard Hewitt

No Easy Cure For Wordstar Woe, Morrison Buckley

Commodore 64 D-I-Y Graphics, Jason Robertson

Oric Hang-ups In High-Res, Michael Ellil

Cut Out And Keep BBC B Redefinitions, G. F. Sargent

A Quick Newbrain Toggle, Alex Temple

MTX Memory Is Unblocked, J. Mullins

Hit Those Commodore Keys, David Gristwood

Dragon INKEY Gets Flashing Cursor, I. H. Rees

Dragon Colour Extensions, Stephen McCoy

Article:

Spectrum Machine Code Routines, Steve Kramer

Buyers Beware - Mail Order Horror Stories, Ian Scales

Fast Draw, Tim Bridge

Flash Simulator, F. M. O' Dwyer

HP-150, Geof Wheelwright

Light Pens*, Piers Letcher

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Magazine Reviews (9)

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Tennis (Atari 400/800)

An ace of a program and as realistic a game of computer tennis as you're ever likely to get or want.

Rat Splat (Oric 48K)

It's not really varied enough to sustain interest for very long.

Loki (Oric 48K)

I'd be hard pressed to think of any arcade game that combines the use of graphics and sound to better effect, so if you own an Oric you need this game.