Timex Sinclair Shopper v1 n1

Date: Spring 1984
Volume: 1
Issue: 1

Articles

  • The Complete Gamer's Guide for all Timex and IBM PC Users
    Short descriptions of games from Creative Software, HES, Melbourne House, Mindware, Orbyte Software, Reston Publishing, Softsync, Timeworks and Timex.
  • $99! Computer
    Review of the TS 1000 and overview of software and hardware available for the computer.
  • Computer Workout: TS 2068
    While many computer companies play “Waiting For Peanut” before upgrading their current machines, Timex Sinclair has forged ahead with the 2068 Personal Color Computer, which should be readily available by the time you read this. The TS 2068 is a 48K computer that is based on the extremely successful Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer, introduced a
  • Star Softrev: VU-CALC
    Brief review of the program.
  • Editorial
    Describes purpose of the newsletter, as compared to others.
  • Gozzip
    Sinclair announces ZX-83, Timex the 2000. Timex plans a 3000 for 1984. Mindware printer back ordered for six months.
  • Applicationsz
    Catalogs received from Z-Ware, Computer Continuum, Softsync, Data-Assette, Cleva Computerware.
  • Mizzle Command
    Short video game program.
  • The Timex-Sinclair 1000
    One user’s opinions about his TS 1000.
  • Star Bookrev
    Review of ZX-81 Horizon by Adrian Watney. An excellent introduction to advanced programming with a detective game, a graphics game, a file management system, and a machine code programmer/toolkit. Very clearly presented. Many hints and tips. The cassette includes all the program texts – so it saves a lot of time and protects you from
  • Hardware Hintz: Preventing Crashes
    How to prevent RAM pack wobble crashes and minimize static electricity.
  • Softrev: Graphics Kit
    Reivew of the graphics kit tape from Softsync.
  • Bookrev: Timex/Sinclair Sourcebook
    Review of guide published by Microdesign Concepts.
  • EF's 50 Best Games
    Round-up of the magazine’s top 50. Flight Simulator for the TS 2068 is number 45.

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