Difference between revisions of "Compute mit"
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The '''Compute mit''' aimed at the semi-professional CPC and Commodore user. | The '''Compute mit''' aimed at the semi-professional CPC and Commodore user. | ||
| − | It contained market news, hardware and software tests and software listings for Amstrad CPC, Commodore C-64, Commodore VIC-20/VC-20, Commodore C-16/C-116 and Commodore | + | It contained market news, hardware and software tests and software listings for Amstrad CPC, Commodore C-64, Commodore VIC-20/VC-20, Commodore C-16/C-116 and Commodore Plus/4. |
It was printed on newsprint and (title-page excepted) totally in black and white so it could been sold very cheap. | It was printed on newsprint and (title-page excepted) totally in black and white so it could been sold very cheap. | ||
[[Category:Magazines]] | [[Category:Magazines]] | ||
Revision as of 08:51, 16 August 2006
Magazine name: Compute mit
Publisher: Tronic Verlag GmbH und Co., Eschwege
Language: German
Schedule: Monthly
Price: 2,80 DM (1.43 €) / 3,80 DM (1.94 €)
First issue: ?
Last issue: ?
Editorial staff
- Editorial staff
- Frank Brall
- Thomas Brandt (Chief editor)
- Axel Credé (Gredé?) (responsible, publisher)
- Holger Crede
- Siegfried Görk
- Torsten Hering
- Manfred Kleimann
- Volker Lohrengel (Chief editor)
- Ottfried Schmidt
- Martina Strack
- Michael Suck
- Hartmut Wendt (Chief editor)
- Free-lances
- Volker Becker
- Rolf Freitag
Target market
The Compute mit aimed at the semi-professional CPC and Commodore user. It contained market news, hardware and software tests and software listings for Amstrad CPC, Commodore C-64, Commodore VIC-20/VC-20, Commodore C-16/C-116 and Commodore Plus/4.
It was printed on newsprint and (title-page excepted) totally in black and white so it could been sold very cheap.
