In 1983, one of Commodore's official magazines, Commodore: The MicroComputer Magazine, was covering the new Commodore 64, the VIC-20 and the PET/CBM line of computers that were more business oriented. The March 1983 issue includes:
- Telecomputing
- The Information Age
- The Videotex Revolution
- Letters
- Editor's Notes
- From Where I Sit
- Commodore News
- Commodore Resource Encyclopedia
- VIC 1520 Printer / Plotter
- Computer Desks
- VIC 20 Software from Britain
- Gortek & the Microchips
- Education
- What Do People Think About Computers?
- You and Your Computer (parts 1 & 2)
- MUPETing the PET for Third Grade Math
- Programming Tips
- The VIC Magician: More on Writing Games
- Programmer's Notebook: Mastering Random Numbers
- A Bit of Arithmetic
- Technical
- Universal Data Entry
- Cursor Input Program
- Machine Language Disk Error Routine
- The Arts
- Studying Complex Musical Rhythms on the Commodore 64
- The Computer Becomes a Synthesizer
- User Departments
- VIC 20
- My Favorite VIC Cartridge
- 64
- High-res Screen Dump
- 3 Programs for the Commodore 64
- PET/CBM
- K11 Netkit 11 Review
- Disk Quickies
- SuperPET
- Terminal Program
- New products
- User Clubs
- Captain Scuttlebutt's Rumors
What a great year for computing!
Love the all the commodore stuff you are posting. I don't usually post my own links to someone elses article, but here is a blog post I wrote some time back (and it was largely unviewed) about computing in the early 80s with a Commodore 64.
https://steemit.com/blog/@armadilloman/computing-was-soooooooooo-much-different-in-1984
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