New and Updated Periodicals

The Timex Canada Computer Club Newsletter.

Originally a user group newsletter, it transitioned to a full magazine.

Newsletter for people with a combined interest in amateur radio and the Sinclair—Timex computers.

British publication dedicated to Sinclair computers, most specifically the ZX Spectrum.

Quarterly published by Tom Woods. Started as Pro/file Updates for owners of ZX Pro/File database. In 1986, the newsletter was renamed to Computer Updates and expanded to include updates to all software published by Tom Woods.

Quarterly published by Tom Woods. Provided updates and more to owners of ZX Pro/File databases

Newsletter of the Greater Cleveland Sinclair Users Group.

Newsletter of the Sinclair Milwaukee Users Group (SMUG).

Newsletter published by Curry Computer for the Sinclair QL.

Newsletter for the Chicago Area Timex Sinclair Users Group (CATUG).

Fan-produced magazine for Sinclair QL owners. IQLR was produced using a Sinclair QL with a Super Gold Card, Minerva ROM, Hermes co-processor, QIMI and Keyboard-90 interfaces, Text87 and Hewlett Packard inkjet and laserjet printers.

Cassette-based magazine supplied with several programs per tape.

Newsletter of the Denver, Colorado, Timex/Sinclair user group.

Newsletter of the user group.

Newsletter of the Sinclair/Timex User Group of the Boston Computer Society.

Newsletter published by Bill Harmer.

Hand-typed one to two page newsletter published by Bill Harmer.

National Sinclair Timex Newsletter.

David Hill published this newsletter for Aerco FD-68 Disk Users.

Published by Ron Havlen, this newsletter for Zebra FDD users picked up from TOPS Newsletter.

Short newsletter was published inside Update Magazine that reviewed and demonstrated desktop publishing techniques accomplished with the Timex/Sinclair 2068.

A one-off, one-page newsletter published by Mike Felerski.

Published by Timothy Swenson.

The Quantum Leap newsletter of the United States of America.

Actively published e-zine, produced with open source software.

Created by Dave Franson to support the Timex (TMX) Portugal disk drive systems sold by English Micro Connection and Zebra Systems. Succeeded by FDD Express.

Published by Jay Siegel, this newsletter supported the FDD 3 and FDD 3000 disk drive systems produced by Timex Portugal.

This newsletter, published in French by Real Gagnon, covered the Timex/Sinclair computers.

This newsletter, published in French by Real Gagnon, covered the Sinclair QL computer.

One-off newsletter that is an ode to the ZX-91 newsletter, created on a ZX81.

Large magazine, both in size and page count, that had hundreds of pages of advertisements and a modest number of articles. Supported “classic computers” in the mid to late 1980s.

The major, full-color American magazine supporting Timex/Sinclair computers.

Joint publication of three user groups in the San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland Bay area.

Timex Sinclair News intended to keep owners up to date on events in the US and abroad.

Quarterly newsletter filled with games and ideas for the Sinclair.

Promised to be a typeset magazine with color illustrations, published monthly.

Promised software and hardware reviews, articles and programs written by Sinclair/Timex users.

Newsletter of the SEMCO (Sinclair Special Interest Group).

Monthly cassette-based magazine. Promised educational and home software, games, mailbox and classified ads.

Publisher: Shaun Ralston Bi-monthly publication focused on business/professional applications.

More technical publication that printed many hardware articles.

Newsletter of Dallas/Fort Worth area user groups.

Newsletter of the Clackamas County Area Timex Sinclair Users Group.

British magazine that covered all Sinclair micros, from the ZX80 through to the QL and Spectrum 128.

American version of Sinclair User, published only 7 issues.

Newsletter of the (Ottawa-Hull) Timex-Sinclair User Group.

Newsletter of the Central Pennsylvania ZX/TS Users Group.

Newsletter for 1000/2068 and Jupiter ACE FORTH enthusiasts.

Newsletter of the Triangle Computer Society (Raleigh, NC).

Newsletter of the U.S. National ZX User’s Group.

Newsletter about enhancing Pro/File 2068. Each issue contained a number of patches or modifications to Pro/File, along with a description of how the enhancement worked.

Quantum Levels was a Sinclair QL-specific magazine published by the same group that published SyncWare News.

Published to support users of Pixel Print Plus and Pixel Print Pro.

A text-only newsletter index/activity log maintained by Bill Miller.

Supported amateur radio operators and contributed to the development of packet telecommunications.

Newsletter of the Bay Area ZX80/81 Users Group.

First and longest running professional magazine to support the Timex/Sinclair computers.

Newsletter of National TS Users’ Network.

Magazine that published a mix program listings, product reviews, programming articles, hardware projects and applications.

Newsletter of the LIST (Long Island Sinclair Timex) user group.

Publication of the Timex/Sinclair User Group of Las Vegas. Contributing Staff

Newsletter of the Indiana Sinclair-Timex Users Group (ISTUG).

Newsletter of the New England Sinclair QL User Group.

Promised a significant number of type-in programs per issue.

Newsletter of the Capitol Area Timex/Sinclair Users Group (C.A.T.S.).

Publication supporting educators using Timex computers.

Newsletter of the Vashon Island Sinclair Timex Association.

Served the needs of the Timex Sinclair computer owner and vendors committed to that market.

Bi-monthly that had aimed fill the void created by the departure of SYNC, TIMEX SINCLAIR USER, and SYNTAX magazines.

One-off newsletter about music and MIDI uses of the TS 2068.

Newsletter of the Northeast Florida Timex/Sinclair Users Group.

Half-page sized magazine that included a cassette every other month.

The newsletter of the Seattle Area Timex User Group.

Glossy magazine by the same group that published Syntax.

Newsletter of the Sinclair Louisville User Group.

SINCUS NEWS was the newsletter of the Sinclair Computer Users Society.

Billed itself as "The Users Group for Timex & Sinclair Computers."

Newsletter of the Victoria (BC) Sync Association.

Newsletter of the Toronto Timex-Sinclair Users Club.

The journal for users of the RPNZL programming system and applications.

The official newsletter of the Timex Computer Club.

Quarterly publication with an emphasis on the use of the BASIC computer language, as it relates to the T/S computers.

Newsletter of the TAS BAM User’s Group.

Newsletter of the Kansas Area Timex/Sinclair Users Group.

Newsletter of the Timex/Sinclair Users Group of Cincinnati.

Subscriber supported newsletter with no advertising.

Quarterly publication that supported Timex/Sinclair 2068, later expanding to all systems.

Retrospective, four-issue zine published using the ZX81.

Newsletter of the Timex/Sinclair NorthAmerican User Groups.

Newsletter of the Vancouver Sinclair Users Group.

Newsletter of the Hampton Roads Timex Sinclair Users Group.

Newsletter of the Dallas Timex/Sinclair/Amstrad Users Group.

Newsletter of the Cedar Rapids And Greater Iowa Sinclair Timex.

Newsletter of the Capital District (Albany, NY) T/S Computer Club.

“The Retailer’s Magazine of Electronics/Appliance Profit Improvement.”

73 Magazine was an amateur radio magazine, published from 1960 to 2003.

Creative Computing was one of the earliest magazines covering the microcomputer revolution. Published from October 1974 until December 1985, Creative Computing covered the full spectrum of educational, hobbyist, home and personal computing. It regularly included BASIC source code for utility programs and games.

Magazine about video games that attempted to bridge the arcade game, video game console and home computer markets.

Popular Electronics became Computers & Electronics in November, 1982.

BioScience is a monthly peer-reviewed scientific journal, published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Institute of Biological Sciences.

Behavior Research Methods publishes articles concerned with the methods, techniques, and instrumentation of research in experimental psychology. The journal focuses particularly on the use of computer technology in psychological research. The journal has changed its title several times.

American Libraries is the official magazine of the American Library Association.

Covered the Tandy TRS-80 series of computers.

80 Micro featured program listings, products and reviews for Radio Shack’s TRS-80 computers.