Episodes
David Small and Art Leyenberger bring news from a recent visit to Atari and about new books of interest to Atari users. From the July 1984 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 09/19/22
Published 09/19/22
Stephen Gray covers TRS-80 Video Cassette advertorials and the amazing SCM Ultrasonic III Typewriter Printer. From the July 1984 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 08/19/22
On the 24th of April, 1984 the Moscone Center in San Francisco was where Apple launched the Apple IIc and as a result, George Miller is convinced of the long term viability of Apple as the computer company of choice. From the July 1984 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 07/20/22
From the 1984 commercial through to the pros and cons of the new Apple Macintosh, John Anderson provides a review of what would become the definitive personal computer from Apple in the 80s. From the July 1984 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 12/02/21
From the 1984 commercial through to the pros and cons of the new Apple Macintosh, John Anderson provides a review of what would become the definitive personal computer from Apple in the 80s. From the July 1984 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 11/02/21
From the 1984 commercial through to the pros and cons of the new Apple Macintosh, John Anderson provides a review of what would become the definitive personal computer from Apple in the 80s. From the July 1984 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
(Ad-free early-release version for subscribers, free version available shortly afterward)
Published 10/02/21
Rodent Technology for the II. A Hardware Evaluation, from the July 1984 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
(Ad-free early-release version for subscribers, free version available shortly afterward)
Published 08/01/21
Riddle me this, what's the latest in Commodore PC news? Look no further than the Commodores Port column. A regular column article from the April 1983 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 06/13/21
All the latest news from abroad from 1884, including check-ins from America, Germany and Australia. From Volume 4 of the 1884 released British Chess Magazine.
Published 04/26/21
Addressing the worrying trends in fabricated Chess Problems and whether they are instructive or problematic for the game of chess as a whole. From Volume 4 of the 1884 released British Chess Magazine.
Published 03/26/21
The SemiDisk Emulator was one of the first true RAM Drives for PCs. An article from a self-proclaimed speed-freak from the April 1983 edition edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 01/31/21
The SyQuest 306 removable disk drive article from the April 1983 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 12/31/20
Stave 1, Marley's Ghost, Part One of the great novel A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Recorded and released for Christmas 2020.
Published 12/21/20
Why the Apple II is the world's best selling personal computer advertisement from the May-June 1976 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 08/20/20
Computer Chess article from the May-June 1976 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 07/02/20
Computer animation in advertising article from the May-June 1976 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 06/25/20
From the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, A Scandal In Bohemia Chapter One Part Two.
Published 05/14/20
From the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, A Scandal In Bohemia Chapter One Part One.
Published 04/30/20
The Editorial entitled Things To Come from the May-June 1976 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 04/16/20
MSI Floppy Drive article from the May-June 1976 edition of the Creative Computing Magazine.
Published 03/28/20
Helping you fall asleep. Let me talk to you. Just for a few moments...
Published 03/28/20
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