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Date   : Sat, 26 Sep 1987 17:16:25 GMT
From   : rosevax!kksys!bird@uunet.uu.net (Mike Bird)
Subject: Re: Trade Rags for CPM

In article <2438@drivax.UUCP> braun@drivax.UUCP (Kral) writes:
>Can someone suggest good magazines dealing with CPM (and perhaps TurboDos)?
>kral               408/647-6112            ...{ism780|amdahl}!drivax!braun

Well, CP/M, CP/M-86, CDOS (Concurrent DOS), MS-DOS, Turbo-DOS,
CP/M-68K and several other, less well-known, DOSes are discussed in
regular columns in the magazine S-100 journal.  This is a new magazine
(only 6 issues printed so far) exclusively for S-100 bus machines
(IEEE-696 bus).  Their address and subscription rates are:
$14.00 for one year (4 issues), $25.00 for 2 years (U.S.A.)
Canada and Mexico: add $3.00 per year
Other countries: add $6.00 per year.  All foreign payments must be in
U.S. currency.  Send orders and payments to:
S-100 Journal
P.O. Box 914
Orem, UT 84067.

The articles tend to be a bit defensive ("Gee, aren't we so much
superior to the PC world?") but contain very good information, and
it's one of the few places where you can find S-100 construction
articles as well as new products for CP/M machines.

I've noticed that the CP/M-80 world seems to be mostly Apple ][
computers with Z-80 cards, or S-100 machines, or old Kaypros.  I have
an original Altair, as well as an NEC PC8801-A/16, both running
CP/M-80.

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