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New Zealand Bits & Bytes - Issue 3.7 (April 1985)

In Volume 3, Issue 7, along with news, editorial comment, book reviews, letters, club contacts and a glossary, you will find...

  • An interview with Steve Wozniak (part 2)
  • Telecommunications
    • Videotext - What is it?
    • Why and wherefore of modems
    • Tapping the Bulletin Boards
  • Review of the Amstrad CPC464
  • Review of the Osborne Vixen
  • Review of the Sperry PC
  • Review of the ACT Apricot Model F1
  • Open Access and a comparison of four Integrated Packages
  • A Chinese word processor on the BBC
  • A teacher swaps the classroom for the commercial world
  • Columns for
    • Apple: Scribe thermal transfer printer
    • Atari: Why the Atari product shortage and a thriller on ice
    • BBC: Authoring languages, Acornetti and Beta-Base database manager
    • Commodore: C16 and Plus 4. A case of smart marketing
    • Sega: Help with your business programs
    • TRS-80/System 80: A tale of DOS (actually, NEWDOS)
    • ZX81: Minotaur's Maze

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

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