SINCUS v4 n5

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Issue: 5
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TitleDescriptionComputers
Computus Interruptus, Part 7Now we’ll cover a couple of tricks we can do because the maskable interrupt is synchronized with the computer’s video output. Since we’re looking at interrupts and video, we should first take a quick look at how a video image is formed. A monochrome television or monitor can only produce a single tiny spot onTimex/Sinclair 2068
News, New, Views and Reviews-The Computerfest (May 3-4) has been reported in several newsletters as a success. And apparently a fest is in the works for October in the New York Area! Here’s hoping we’ll be able to atend that one. At the Cinncinati fest, over 350 attended, and some 35 vendors displayed their wares. The Milwaukee TS UserSinclair QL, Timex/Sinclair 2068
Secretary's NotesMay 21, 1986 SINCUS monthly meeting at the Vestal Public Library started at 7pm, with 13 members attending. -Elections were the first order of business, the nominated slated ran unopposed, and a show of hands unanimosly carried the day. The society’s officers for 1986-1987 are: President……………………John SimsVice President……………….Gary EnnisTreasurer……………………George PenneySecretary……………………Paul HillTrustee……………………..Dave SchoenwetterTrustee……………………..Don LamenTrustee……………………..Wes Brzozowski -A
To Disk or Not to DiskTimex/Sinclair 2068