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Subject: Re: BYTE magazine folding?
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Date: Thu, 21-Nov-85 14:43:00 EST
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RE:
    " While there are a number of Atari Magazines available, may
I suggest that those interested in 68000 technology also look into
(and hopefully buy) 68 Micro Journal."

Here is a partially dissenting opinion. I recently subscribed to
68 Micro and was disappointed. Most of it seemed directed towards
the 6809 with relatively little on the 68K. If I had a 6809 system,
I'd probably like it more. As it stands, I'd rather read Antic and
Analog. Since I have a year's subscription, I should have plenty of
time to change my mind. (It does NOT seem to be a game of the month
rag, but more 'serious'.) I was interested in the 68020 single board
system ads that are beginning to appear there.

						harold ravlin
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