Personal Computer News #067 (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:	30th June 1984
Original Release Price:	£0.50
Market Valuation:	£1.00 (How Is This Calculated?)
Author(s):	-

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Magazine Articles (53)

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Article:

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News:

GST Takes Them All On, Ralph Bancroft

Flipped Disks, -

AT&T Sets Up IBM Clash, -

ACT Drops Out, David Guest

Amstrad Meets Its Deadlines, -

ACT Tunes Up, -

News In Brief, -

Eagle's Pack, -

US Xtra Battles IBM, -

Shivers As Micros Miss Tax Relief - View From America, Chris Rowley

Beware Pirates, -

Parker's New Coverage, -

Flying Dutchman, -

Redwood Signs Uniplex Pacts, -

Sinclair Rapped, Ralph Bancroft

Call To Arms, -

RM Trims Disk Drive Prices, -

Peripherals Roundup, -

H-P Gains New Heights, David Guest

Letter:

Sinclair Interview: Cynical Carping, D. Mitchell

Sinclair Interview: Cheque Cash Cheek, M. J. Baker

Sinclair Interview: Retailer's MSX Rap, R. Cornforth

Sinclair Interview: Mac Stands Up To QL, Michael Spring

Suitable Games For Children, Keith Ollett

Shops Suffer From Late Deliveries Too, Paul Charles

British Telecom Ignores Micro Users, Paul Connolly

Help Wanted With The Camputers Lynx, R. Parkes

Memotech Club Opens Its Doors, Phil Eyres

Acorn User Unplugged, David Rawlinson

TV Static At Sinclair, Peter Ball

Memotech Manual Confused Me, Chris Banks

C64 Can Play The Stock Market, F. T. Holt

Spectrum's Roundoff Hitch, A. D. Wilson

Upgrading My Oric To The Atmos, M. Musa

Bits And Bods Of BBC Tips, Danny Tucker

A DOKE Gives Oric 1 Protection, C. Collins

Brightening Up Spectrum Graphics, Stuart Gibson

Commodore Garbage, Y. Hall

Giving Atari Text Colour Independence, N. Pearce

BBC Autoruns Rings Around The Pirates, Jonathan T. A. Ball

Article:

Atari Graphics Via Machine Code, Richard Hawes

Introduction To Assembly, Keith Hook

Hunchy, Stephen Galea

Uniplus, Richard King

Apple Mouse, Geof Wheelwright

FDX Disk System, Keith Hook

Charts:

Charts (June 21 1984), -

Club:

North London Hobby Computer Club, Wendie Pearson

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Article:

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Type-In Correction:

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Magazine Reviews (10)

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Worse Things Happen At Sea (Spectrum 48K)

Silversoft has come up with an unusual and difficult game, reminiscent of Beyond's Psytron.

The Warlock Of Firetop Mountain (Spectrum 48K)

If you've already got Halls Of The Things then you won't be interested in this, and although it's rather a contrived way of linking a book with a computer game at least they've both already proven their quality.