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Title: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: Zozosoft on 2017.August.28. 10:17:21
I found these on the Ebay, unfortunately as sold items :cry:

Is anyone have these?
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Title: Re: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: endi on 2017.August.28. 11:47:52
wow egyikben megemlítik hogy a kurzort ferdén is lehet irányítani :)

de csak beleolvasgattam. mintha azt írná hogy egy sorban sosem lehet több utasítás...
Title: Re: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: Tuby128 on 2017.August.29. 23:28:55
How much was 200 Pound in 1984 in UK? The Article says that the beginning price of EP64 was this and it is cheap, and barely beliveable.
Title: Re: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: BruceTanner on 2017.August.30. 10:03:56
Maybe cheap compared to other home computers at the time (but I don't remember that particularly) but £200 was still a lot of money
Title: Re: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: endi on 2017.August.30. 10:45:53
Maybe cheap compared to other home computers at the time (but I don't remember that particularly) but £200 was still a lot of money

how many was the monthly payment at england?
Title: Re: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: BruceTanner on 2017.August.30. 12:08:09
It is very difficult to compare £200 in 1984 with todays prices and wages. Very approximately, just with "gut instinct" I would say £200 in 1984 felt like £500 feels today. But I might be wrong! A top spec Samsung Smart phone costs around that to buy outright today so maybe that is a good comparison - state-of-the-art electronics.
Title: Re: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: Bagpuss22 on 2019.December.15. 22:31:27
I have just managed to get hold of the Feb 1985 magazine so I will scan and upload when it arrives...
Title: Re: What Micro magazine 84/1, 85/2
Post by: tofro on 2019.December.15. 23:33:43
The Sinclair ZX81 in kit form, when it was released in 1982, was GBP 99.99 - an unbelievable price for an unbelievably non-computer.

Compared to that, the EP was cheap at GBP200 two years later.

Tobias