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| English magazine, whose collection was 58 issues. Number one corresponding to October 1987 is published and the collection of copies ends with number 58 corresponding to May 1992. | English magazine, whose collection was 58 issues. Number one corresponding to October 1987 is published and the collection of copies ends with number 58 corresponding to May 1992. | ||
| - | It was a monthly magazine for computers in the PCW 8256, 8512 and 9512 range. | + | It was a monthly magazine for computers in the PCW 8256, 8512, 9512 range and ending its latest issues with the PCW 9256 and 9512+ ranges. |
| This magazine was exclusive for computers of the Amstrad PCW range, it included quite extensive content in relation to Hardware and Software. He kept up to date all the news regarding these machines. It stood out for its exclusivity in the latest publications of programs, software, etc. | This magazine was exclusive for computers of the Amstrad PCW range, it included quite extensive content in relation to Hardware and Software. He kept up to date all the news regarding these machines. It stood out for its exclusivity in the latest publications of programs, software, etc. | ||
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