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New Zealand Bits & Bytes - Issue 2.11 (August 1984)

In Volume 2, Issue 11, along with news, editorial comment, letters, club contacts and a glossary, you will find...

  • A guide to Word Processing software
  • Computers for business forecasting. Humans can do better
  • C64 business software
  • Review of the TI professional and speech synthesis and recognition package
  • Review of the Tandy 2000
  • Review of the Eagle Spirit XL
  • Review of Pulsar's Little Big Board. A do-it-youself CP/M machine
  • Educational package Plato in the classroom
  • Operating Systems
  • Disks 5: Typing file sectors together
  • Columns for
    • Spectravideo
    • Apple: A mouse for the II family
    • Atari: Boyfriend vrs dieting ape
    • BBC: Econet network in action
    • Commodore 64
      • A new machine
      • Bad subscript errors and arrays
    • Microbee - A new disk controller
    • Polys: In action at a Rotorua school
    • TRS-80/System 80: Printing labels for your disks
    • Spectrum: Joysticks and interfaces
    • ZX-81: Mastermind

...and the usual collection of classic computer advertisements!

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