Marshall Cavendish INPUT Magazine Complete 1-52 + 4 Binders '80s Retro Computing

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Complete collection of Marshall Cavendish INPUT magazine, Issues 1–52, presented in all four original official INPUT binders. Published in the 1980s, INPUT was a popular partwork designed to introduce home computer owners to programming and computing. The series covered programming techniques, games, graphics, sound and practical projects, with programs and examples for many of the classic home computers of the era. The collection covers all 52 issues, making this a complete run of the series. Included: INPUT Issues 1–52 – complete 4 original Marshall Cavendish INPUT binders Full series housed together as originally intended INPUT supported many of the best-known 1980s home computers, including the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, BBC Micro, Acorn Electron, Dragon 32 and VIC-20, making the series an excellent snapshot of the early home-computing era. The magazines contain a huge range of period programming material, including BASIC and machine-code programming, games, graphics, animation, sound and music, hardware explanations and general computing techniques. A great collection for a retro computing enthusiast, collector, programmer or anyone nostalgic for the early days of home computing. The collection is used and now around 40 years old, so please see the photographs for the exact condition of the magazines and binders. The photographs form part of the description. Due to the size and weight of the four binders, the complete collection is quite substantial. A particularly nice

• Condition: Good

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