An Amiga magazine that made an impression

[blakespot]

Just posted on my blog:

http://www.bytecellar.com/2012/01/02/a-look-at-the-sauciest-magazine-i-ever-owned/

Enjoy.




bp

[Tension]

Nice.

[JimS]

Ah.... got the scans, eh? ;-) I think I need to look at the CD set - 20 disks- to make sure that i didn't forget to copy all of the directories over to the Terrabook like I did with this one.
I was online back in the 80s... on Compuserve. In the Atari forums we heard rumors about the Amiga and were always trying to worm details out of people.

[weirdami]

I especially dig that giant L they used to start off that tiny blurb. "The Everything Machine? L". Genius.

:-P

[djnick]

I loove reading! It brings back great memories...

[lempkee]

@JimS

yeah those where the days, Compuserve and 2400baud (i think) modems.
amazing how things have changed.

[JimS]

@JimS

yeah those where the days, Compuserve and 2400baud (i think) modems.
amazing how things have changed.

Yeah.... I think I started out with a 300 baud modem. Talk about snail mail. ;-)

[blakespot]

Yeah.... I think I started out with a 300 baud modem. Talk about snail mail. ;-)

I started in 1986 with a 1200 baud modem, but that was in an Apple IIe. :-)



bp

[save2600]

Awesome blog and nice article too from Personal Computing. Thanks for sharing!

[JimS]

I started in 1986 with a 1200 baud modem, but that was in an Apple IIe. :-)
bp

Only owned a Apple ][ for about 2 days. Bought it for 2 bucks at a school auction to get the monitor, then sold it a couple days later for 3 bucks to another nerd. It was long obsolete by that time.