May June 1980 - Commodore Computers
May June 1980 - Commodore Computers
May June 1980 - Commodore Computers
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MAY/JUNE. 198O 4<br />
96 96 COMPUTE.<br />
MAV I JUNE. <strong>1980</strong> ISSUE 4<br />
involved with a personal nal computer/1 r," he he said. He went wenl<br />
on to to say that the home computer revolution rcvolUlio n will not<br />
t<br />
truly y arrive until you can more morc effectively vely separate<br />
the user from the intricacies of hardware and a nd software,<br />
so he doesn't ' t have to understand the inside of<br />
the m achine or the inside or the soft wa re in Drei e r<br />
the machine or the inside of the software in order<br />
to to use li se it. 1( .<br />
He also spoke of ora a "vast " dumping ground1' ground" where<br />
a lot of people who buy computers encounter encounlcr so<br />
many m a ny stumbling blocks b to using them (language,<br />
interface, hardware) that they wind wincl up juking j them, lilCITl ,<br />
and said Apple is is working hard to solve this and<br />
other problems p s not only through product p develop<br />
ment and dealer d support, suppon, but also by encouraging<br />
such vocal forums as the International ti Apple Core.<br />
He H e concluded by saying that he doesn't ' t think<br />
Apple II is a mature lUre product after two years and a indicated that future Apples will maintain compati<br />
tibility,<br />
as opposed to some companies n which have come<br />
out with w new machines which weren't ' t compatible<br />
with earlier versions. He H e said, "If " I f people think<br />
Apple is going to somehow change it's product or o r it's<br />
way of o f doing business, they're wrong."<br />
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6502<br />
MACRO ASSEMBLER<br />
AND TEXT EDITOR<br />
• Versions for PET, APPLE II, SYM, KIM<br />
Versions for PET, APPLE II, SYM, KIM<br />
and ATAR I (1st quarter <strong>1980</strong>)<br />
Written entirely in machine language<br />
Occupies 8K of memory starting at $2000 —<br />
Apple version with disk occupies just over<br />
• Written entirely in machine language<br />
• Occupies 8K of memory starting at $2000 -<br />
9K<br />
• Macro and conditional assembly<br />
• 36 error codes, 26 commands, 22 pseudo ops<br />
• Labels up to 10 characters<br />
• Auto line numbering and renumber command<br />
• String search and string search and replace<br />
• Copy, move, delete, load, save, and append<br />
commands<br />
commands<br />
Cassette and Manual $49,95<br />
Cassette and Manual $49.95<br />
(including U. S. postl1ge)<br />
postige)<br />
Eastern House Software<br />
3239 Lind. Dr. Win, ton-Salem, N. C. 27106<br />
3239 Linda Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. 27106<br />
GIVE YOUR APPLE<br />
A BYTE OF THIS...<br />
.<br />
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Programmable,<br />
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More than a<br />
Completely programmable via Resident Monitor in<br />
PROM, the Intelligent I/O 110 lets you YOIl<br />
select the operation you YOII desire,<br />
then helps you complete the task.<br />
FEATURES:<br />
• 6502 Microprocessor.<br />
• 2K E-PROM; IK I K RAM as buffer.<br />
•* Serial and parallel raliel I/O 110 through four ports. Device can<br />
communicate with two peripherals simultaneously;<br />
RS-232 dcvices devices can communicate with parallel<br />
devices.<br />
•* Hard copy interfacing with h either RS-232 or 20mA<br />
devices (Please specify.)<br />
• Accommodates all li baud rates to 9600.<br />
■* * Selectable line feed. feed, carriage return delay and characters<br />
per linc.<br />
line.<br />
• Supports standard ElA EIA modem-control signals.<br />
• Handshaking, of course.<br />
*• Functions as Data Channel, , SPOOLER or Program <br />
mable Filter.<br />
• Remote access to Basic.<br />
• Fuliy Fully disk compatible.<br />
*• Will provide secure, encrypted telecommunications<br />
with optional programming.<br />
• Completee dial-up and time sharing fUllctions.<br />
functions.<br />
*• Allows ganging of microcomputers for multii<br />
processing.<br />
*• Accesses and comrols controls servos, sensors, articulated<br />
devices or transducers (with appropriate firmware.<br />
firmware,<br />
available from GPA.)<br />
*• Functions as disk controller, resident assembler,<br />
E-PROM burner (with optional firmware.)<br />
*• Integral power supply (5VDC @ 350mA.) Completely<br />
portable, stand-alonc stand-alone computer.<br />
*• Fully y documcntcd, documented, tested and guaranteed. .<br />
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Just $299.95 (110VAC ) or S320.95 (250VAC)<br />
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COMPLETE<br />
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FEATURES:<br />
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