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Popular Computing Weekly Vol 5 No 22 - 29 May-4 June 1986

Publication Date : 29th May 1986 to 4th June 1986

Publication Contents :

Page	Item
1	£25 million loss rocks Commodore [News Item] US sales figures weren't as good as Europe...
4	Amstrad's £445 PC: the full specifications [News Item] Amstrad launches an IBM-compatible machine for less than the competition - it makes Alan Sugar £28m richer...
5	JVC aims £1,000 MSX 2 micro at Commodore Amiga market [News Item] The Commodore Amiga had proved a hard nut to crack by this point...
23	New M/Drive Doctor for Spectrum 48K/+/128K [Advert]

Creator : Sunshine Publications

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH23744. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

Article: Popular Computing Weekly Vol 5 No 22 - 29 May-4 June 1986

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