Collection of books on the 6502 and compatible CPUs

Books & publications for the Commodore Amiga line.

A collection of books on Assembly Programming

Programming and other books for the 8-bit Atari line (400/800/XL/XE) of computers.

Books for the Atari ST computers

A collection of books on Programming in BASIC

Collection of books for the Commodore computer platform

Books on programming in the higher programming languages Pascal and C

Collection of books on the CPC 464, 664, 6128 and the plus series

Books about the Hitachi Basic Master computers

Books about the Apple Macintosh, the first mass-market personal computer with a graphical user interface.

Books related to the MSX Standard of microcomputers

Books for the NEC 8-bit range of computers

Collection of books for the Commodore computer platform

Books and publications for Sharp computers, from the MZ line to the X1/68000 line

Collection of books for the Sinclair Spectrum

Books on the Texas Intruments TI99/4(A)

Books for the TRS80 and CoCo Computers

Books on the TRS-80 Portable computers

Collection of books on the Z80 8-bit CPU used in various home-computers

Collection of books for the Timex/Sinclair ZX80/81 and the TS-1000

Books on the Texas Intruments TI99/4(A)

1979-1990
Magazine devoted to the 68xx user

1986-1991
Amstrad 8000 Plus, magazine for the Amstrad PCW user

1980-1988
80 Microcomputing, or 80 Micro, was the most famous of the TRS-80 magazines, and best remembered.

1987-1992
Advanced Computer Entertainment Magazine

1984-1984
Acorn Programs Magazine is a British publication covering news, listings, and programming advice for the BBC and Acorn computers.

1982-2003
A magazine covering the early BBC computers to later the Acorn ARM machines.

1984-1989
Commodure 64 and Amiga Magazine

1986-1995
Aktueller Software Markt (ASM) focused on Game Reviews for various systems

1986-1999
US Magazine devoted to the Commodore Amiga Computer. It started as a user group magazine growing out to a professional magazine lasting almost to the turn of the century.

1988-1997
Amiga Computing was a long-lived and respected magazine published initially by Europress, later IDG, covering most aspects of the Amiga.

1989-1996
Amiga Action was a monthly magazine about Amiga Video Games

1988-1997
Italian Commodore Amiga Magazine.

1989-1996
The Amiga Joker was Germany's first and largest trade magazine for amigas and enthusiastic gamers from 1989 to 1996.

1987-1996
German Language Monthly Amiga Magazine with News, Reviews, Tests and Programming Listings.

1991-1997
The Amiga Shopper Monthly magazine.

1985-1995
Amiga World was a magazine dedicated to the Commodore Amiga Computer.

1985-1995
Monthly magazine, published in the United Kingdom written on and written for Amstrad owners.

1985-1987
Amstrad User - Spanish language Amstrad magazine.

1988-1989
Amstrad Magazine - Portugese magazine covering Amstrad CPC and PCW

1989-1992
This magazine started out as Amstrad specific but later also covered Amiga, Atari and PC

1984-1992
Amstrad Computer User was the official magazine for the Amstrad CPC series of 8-bit home computers.

1984-1989
Amstrad Magazine, French magazine dedicated to Amstrad/Schneider computers

1985-1987
Amtix! magazine was a "monthly software review for the Amstrad computers" published by Newsfield Publications Ltd in the mid eighties.

1981-1989
A.N.A.L.O.G. Atari Newsletter And Lots Of Games

1984-1988
Antic Software and merchandise Catalog, later rebranded to just The Catalog

1982-1990
Antic was a magazine devoted to the Atari 8-bit family of home computers and the 16-bit Atari ST.

1988-1995
Dutch Magazine dedicated to the Atari ST line of computers with hard- and software reviews, programming and other topics.

1986-1994
British Atari ST Magazine with reviews, programming, games and more.

1985-1996
The longest-running Amiga magazine in Australia, published from 1983 to 1996.

1975-1997
Byte magazine was a microcomputer magazine, influential in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s.

1994-1998
Arabic version of Byte Magazine

1984-1996
German Commodore 64/128 Magazine and themed Specials (Sonderheft)

1982-1991
Una rivista italiana di informatica dedicata a tutti i computer Commodore. An Italian computer information magazine dedicated to the Commodore Computer.

1983-1990
Compute!'s Gazette was a computer magazine of the 1980s, directed at users of Commodore's 8-bit home computers.

1987-1989
Magazine for the Commodore 64/128/Amiga

1981-1986
The Commodore Microcomputer Magazine is a Commodore based computer magazine published in the United States.

1988-1995
Commodore Revue is a French Magazine dedicated to Commodore and later to the Commodore Amiga in particular. The name later changed to Amiga Revue.

1994-1999
BiMonthly magazine for Commodore 64/128 users in the USA from the mid to late '90s.

1984-1988
German-language computer magazine aimed at the smei-professional user.

1979-1994
The Journal for progressive computing, covering Apple, Atari, Commodore and more.

1984-1987
German-language magazine from the mid-late 1980s.

1984-1992
RUN focused on 1980's Commodore 8bit hardware like the Commodore 64, VIC-20, Plus/4, C16,116, 264, and 128.

1986-2006
The "Commodore újság", or "Commodore Newspaper" is a Hungarian produced commodore magazine.

1983-1998
Oldest British Commodore Magazine dedicated to Commodore computers.

1985-1990
CPC Magazine, French magazine dedicated to Amstrad/Schneider CPC computers.

1984-1989
c't: Magazin Fur Computer Technik. German magazine for computers.

1990-1998
The Complete Guide to the Amiga.

1984-1992
MSX, MSX-2 & SV 328 Computer Magazine, created by the Dutch Computer User Club.

1981-1992
Computer and Video Games, multi-format British Magazine

1983-1989
Dragon User Magazine, computer magazine from England dedicated to the Dragon Computer.

1983-1989
Das Grosse Heimcomputer-Magazin

1977-1992
HCC Nieuwsbrief, a magazine published by the Dutch Hobby Computer Club (HCC)

1984-1984
The Home Computer Course - Mastering your Micro

1984-1985
The Home Computer Course - Advanced - Mastering your Micro

1983-2023
HomeComputer, German Computer Magazine

1983-1993
InCider Magazine for Apple Computers, later fused with A+

1976-1983
Monthly Programming and Technical Magazine

1976-1992
Japanese Magazine about home computers in Japan such as the Hitachi Basic Master, Sharp MZ, and NEC home computers.

1987-1989
Argentine MSX Magazine

1982-1998
Log In, a magazine covering Japanese MSX, Sharp and NEC computer systems.

1984-2015
Macworld is a web site dedicated to products and software of Apple Inc.

1981-2001
Una delle riviste storiche di informatica in Italia

1986-2022
Michigan Atari Magazine

1984-1996
Basic listings for various Japanese computer systems, including Sharp, MSX, Pasiopia, and more.

1981-1995
Brazilian magazine for microcomputers.

1977-1984
The 6502/6809 Journal

1984-1993
Slovenian Computer Magazine

1988-1992
MSX Magazine, Japanese MSX Magazine

1985-1992
MSX Computer Club Magazine - MSX Blad van MSX Club Belgie/Nederland

1988-1991
MSX Magazine from Brazil, later included Amiga as well

1985-1991
MSX Extra Magazine, a spanish language magazine about MSX computers

1987-1995
MSX Fan, Japanese MSX Magazine

1985-1990
Magazine voor MSX gebruiker en programmeur

1985-1990
Het Nederlandstalige computerblad voor MSX-Bezitters

1985-1987
MSX Magazine

1985-1992
MSX Computer Magazine - Maandblad voor MSX-Gebruikers

1985-1989
MSX Micro Magazine, Brazilian MSX magazine

1985-1990
MSX Mozaïk was a user group magazine started by Dirk Scheper. The magazine first appeared as a single page in the MSX-Info magazine of January 1985.

1993-1993
Limited issue Brazilian Magazine for the MSX computer covering the later MSX scene and the home-brew market.

1988-1989
MSX World, spanish MSX Magazine

1982-1986
This magazine was the first national periodical devoted to the growing microcomputer scene in New Zealand.

1982-1989
Oh! MZ was dedicated to the Sharp MZ-nnn line of computers. It was one of the many 'Oh!' Japanese computer magazines

1990-1990
Japanese magazine dedicated to Windows, and the PC range of computers. Published twice a month.

1987-2001
Oh! X was dedicated to the Sharp X1 computer. It was one of the many 'Oh!' Japanese computer magazines

1988-1996
Japanese Video Game Magazine Dedicated to the PC Engine platform.

1983-1989
The PC Tech Journal was a sister publication of PC Magazine that focused on the technical aspects of the Personal Computer.

2002-2014
PC World Italia is the Italian version of the American computer magazine PC World.

1984-1987
Peeker, a German language magazine for Apple Computer users.

1983-2007
Greek Video Game and Computer Magazine.

1983-1994
PopCom (Let's Enjoy Computer LIfe)

1980-1983
Practical Computing was a UK computer magazine published monthly.

1981-1993
Monthly magazine by the Tandy Corporation

1984-1985
Mensile per gli utentidei computer Sinclair

1982-1993
Sinclair User Monthly Magazine from Great Brittain

1982-1985
Sinclair computer magazine with a heavy emphasis on computer listings to type in.

1984-1997
Slovenian Computer Magazine covering many different computer systems.

1982-1992
Japanese computer magazine that mostly focused on Japanese Computer Systems

1984-1986
Magazine by the Toronto Pet Users Group.

1977-1984
The TRS80 Microcomputer News was Radio Shacks own official publication supporting the TRS80.

1982-1984
VI & VIC, magazine for the VIC computers

1991-1995
Windows/DOS Developer's Journal

1981-1988
Your Computer was a British computer magazine published monthly from 1981 to 1988

1984-1991
Your Commodore was a magazine for the Commodore range of computers, including the Commodore 64, Amiga, and Commodore PC range.

1986-1993
Your Sinclair Monthly Sinclair Magazine

1984-1985
Your Spectrum, Bite High, No Limit

1982-1987
Britain's Biggest Magazine for the Sinclair User

1984-1992
Monthly Spectrum Software Review

1983-1987
Spanish Language ZX Spectrum Magazine

1985-1993
British Monthly Commodore 64 dedicated magazine.

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Technical and software manuals for the Amiga

Technical manuals for the Amstrad/Schneider CPC 464, 4128, 664, 6128 and the Plus computers.

Acorn Technical and Service Manuals

A collection of technical and service manuals for the Atari 5200 game system.

Software Catalogs for the Atari computers

Technical Manuals for the Sharp line of computers

A collection of Game Manuals for the Atari 5200 game system.

Software Manuals for Sharp computers

Software for the Sharp MZ/X1/68000 computers