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Computer Games Plus \ Ordering Info: Visa, MasterCard or COD. No personal Checks No surcharge for credit cards. COD add $4.00. Ohio add 5.5% tax. No cash refunds· Return products for Credit or Replacement only. Shipping Info: Free shipping on Orders over $100, in the continental USA. APO & FPO actual freight.We ship UPS. International: Actual freight. megs - Mega STe 1- $659 wllh chips 2.$1\1- $1$7 4~f- 5229 Adspeed STE- $249 Z-Ram/2.5- 520 ST- $75 BI(DS i5'C(·6P(daJ • $995 Autoswitch Overscan· 5109 Priuter or Modem • $7 wllh chi". 2.91- $147 Blitz cable w/software - 546.95 Star NXI001 ·5155 2mrg.ISOBDIlAI\I Floppy • Z-Ram/Mega 11- 4Megs - $75 , wllh chips 2.91- $147 D.E.K.A. intert'ace- 595 Star NX·2420· $249 ST Book & FalCon- !!CALL!! • 1 Meg Chips $4.50 ea Drive Master - 532 ST/time (under rom clock) - $43 STe SIMMS Imeg each - $40 •..••. Simms - $40ea Drive cable 6 ft $13.95 Supercharger W/IMeg - $289 SM147 14"· $199 • ..• JRl Board (uses simms)- $99 DVf·VCR hd backup· $69.95 Synchro 11- $59 SC1224 - $200 ••.•.••.••.• Xtra RAM ST Deluxe- $79 .. ""nllnv., lID TEC (Tos extension card)· 5135 Haud Scanner Mlg .. ph· lEC Mega bus- 51SS SC1435 14" color - $349 ').' (uses simms) Hand Scanner GoI4e"I",,,e 5llS :" TOS 2.06 • $70 1.4Meg floppy kit· $139 .: (I@JuU"JOJilUij UP Des~et 500 printer· $469 , .... , Puwl!r (Cor WM enu~alon)' ICD Adscsi Plus - 593.77 .,. Trackball(Krall)' 559 "aster ~ ~'!!!J ICD Adscsi (no clock) - 583.77 : •••• • Trackball(cordless)· $88 • • Master 5S (5.25") - $199 Adscsi Micro (Mega's) - 5": Turbo 20· 5299 SCSI dual drive cabl~ - $10 .: .. Turbo 25· 5359 upra au - 4 d ilINllliijillq_nmll'h ICD Cleanup ST • 525 ••• Tweety Board - 530.95 Supra 2400 Plus- $149 ." ••.. ·· 1Juantum s:megW~l:n" Lantech LAN- 5299 . ".' Vidi ST· 5124.95 Zoom 2400 - $74 •'.: Quantum 105Meg 17Ms ·$369 Mega Touch Springs - 59.49. •<, Vidi-<:hrome ST • $34.95 Zoom2400V.42bis- $146 ••••..•..• Quantum 170Meg 17Ms -$559 Monitor Master - $32 •.••.• Vidi RGB - $109.95 Zoom AFX 2400- $89 •••.••••• Quantum 240Meg 17Ms ·$699 Monitor Staud w/S outlets· $46 •••• Vidi Col~r Kit • 5259.95 Mouse Master - 526 .:",'.. Z,Keys (u.eIBM keyboard)' $59.95 •• ". mod"u wl%OObd ..udf"" 4800 receive .' ""'. Maxtor 65Meg - $269 •.... Zoom FX9624 - $127 ••••• Maxtor 85Meg· $329 •. 2400 bd ",oele", wl_ud I recelverA' ;:', ... '" Maxtor 120Meg 15msec- $399 Mouse ~~,:!~:=~!I) .$37 . ... 'IRt"WN •• Straight Fax - $59.95 •.....•. Ft .. 330 $1 6 Mouse (Opto-Mecb. wlDel,,~ pRiutr $45 ', onauza ~.~ (reql~red IOnWAre Cor olllisled FA. ",odc",o) .:. IJltsu Meg - 15 Mouse (Optical)· 553.95 ... • Cool Croc =Twins- - 541.95 .. .. Supra 9600 v32 WlFa.- $269 " Fujitsu 425Meg- $1219 Mouse (Cordless)· 580 .. < D/Generation· 529.95 .' Supra 9600 v32bis WIFA.- $349 Fujitsu 520Meg· $128 Mousestick (Gravis)· 565 .,. ....•. Lure or the Temptress· $48.95 . ZOOM 9600 V.32 -$285 .. Syquest 44M removable·$349 Multi Sync Switchbox· $53.95 ,. ..... Hook· 546.95 9600 Modftu wlV Albls 8< FA. '" carts·$77 Panasonic KPX·1l24i • $319.95 G-Man 3.0- 539.95 ZOOM 14400 V.32 -$309 •••..•• Syquest 88M removable-$469 Panasonic KPX·1l23 • $234.95 Utopia the New Worlds· 536.95 14400Modftn ..IVAlbIs 8< F"" . earts-$125 AT Speed C16 (16I\mZ)' $369 Complete assembled unit, using ICD ADSCSI Plus /ICD ADSCSI or Supra host(w/clock) and software, hard drive, SCSI cable, and fan! Ready to plug in and use . All units have a one year warranty. (Syquest & Quantum drives 2 years). All available for 220V 50HZ. HD Size Case A Case B CaseC 50~egs $362 $382 $412 52~egs .$442 $462 $492 Case A: our budget Case $69 65~egs $432 $452 $482 85~egs $492 $512 $542 105~egs $532 $552 $582 120~egs $562 $582 $612 170~egs $722 $742 $772 210~egs $803 · $823 $853 Case B: our shoebox Case $89 330~egs $1319 $1339 $1369 425~egs $1382 $1402 $1432 520~egs $1452 $1472 $1502 44 Syquest $579 N/A $609 88 Syquest $729 N/A' $755 3.5" floppy in second opening- $90 Case c: our deluxe Case $119.95 Alar~ • August 1992 • Whole lot a shaking goin' on. .. V News & Stuff We're waiting for the Big One. We felt the earth move in June Special Subscription Offer 4 and July as a series of record earthquakes rocked California Held over by popular demand! (coordinating editor Matt got a bump on his head and for the second time a Southern California quake kil led one of our office hard drives). In the meantime, we Atarians wait for the Big One AtariUser News 6 to be released by Atari, in hopes of rocking the computer Top Stories ... And so much more ... landscape with new features and power. It's the "Falcon" we're taJking about here, the new machine to be unveiled this fall. But, as you expected, we have more than a RE:Views 15 hint of what to expect ftom the Falcon (or whatever it ends up Lynx Hydra, Arabesque, Lynx Casino, Lynx Hockey. being caJled) in this issue ofAtariUser. July and August vacationing takes its toll on everything in the Lynx 18 computer industry, and AtariUser is no exception. [Jut we are here Atari's now backing the Lynx with improved marketing. again, on time, this and every month, when some magazines toss in the towel and take a break. We think that you prefer it that way. Our outs1anding information this month includes an extended Q&A session on the Portfolio with BJ Gleason. LOls'a news, new V Features products, and our comprehensiveAVs AturiLand Calendar as usual. Add our Resource section with a directory of the member­ ship of the Independent Association of Atari Developers, and Portfolio FAQ 20 you've got another "keeper" issue ofA tari User for your future As a writer for AtariUser; a software developer; and reference. as a Sysop on CompuServe, BJ Gleason gets asked a We're adding new statrmembers at AtariUser, and will be re­ lot ofquestions. Not that he mind questions, but a organizing the opemtion to make it easier to gel in touch with us, to lot ofthem get asked over and over and over again. subscribe to us, and to pass us the information we all need to help keep Atari Users happy and productive. More on that next month. So here, for the first time anywhere, is your defini­ Also in the months ahead, look for our 8-bit Atari column to tive Porrfolio answer resource! In this colwnn he'll cover some exciting new software fhim Europe, and our MIDI these "Frequently Asked QueStions. " column will return with developer-by-developer analysis of the 're not in any particular order; and the names music software systems for the Atari. been removed to protect the (uh, not so) All in all, we think you' ll be pleased to know that our changes are taking our established efrorts and making them still more stable, at a time when stability is mre. - John Nagy, Editor-in-Chiet; AtariUser Magazine ... AU Resource SpeciaL.! "Save this Page"... 24 Complete Listing of the Independent Association of Atar; Developers 1hel'e developers do something almost unheard ofin other computer markets: they share information. experiences, C\I Ol contacts, distribution information. and much more. The Ol members ofthe lAAD have found that generosity begets generosity. and that competition among comrades means improved sales and reduced costs for all. .. 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COVINA, CA 91723-2008 ~ {~ Completely prInted ! L~'" on recycled paperl L-_______________________C_ O_ O_L_' ________ _____ ____ _ _ __--' C GEMULATOR The Atari ST Emulator for MS-DOS and Windows 1111::1.: With Gemulator, you can run Atari ST and DOS software on one PC. The screen on the left shows TOS ._.~ 2.06 running on top of Windows. Turn your 386 or 486 based PC into an Atari ST clone. Introductory price: $199 u.s. When ordered before September 15, 1992. Gemulator requires a PC with 8 megabytes of RAM. A 486 is required for full speed ST emulation. A 386 will run at half speed. Gemulator will be shown at th~ Glendale show! Easy to install. Just plug it in to your Pc. Emulates a 2 megAtari ST. Reads all ST disk formats, even Twisted disks and TOS 1.0 formatted disks. Emulates all 3 Atari ST screen resolutions and the STe's 4096 color palette. Supports all versions of TOS (including TOS 1.0, TOS 1.4, and TOS 2.06). Multitasks ST software and PC software when used with Microsoft Windows. Hard disk support allows you to put your Atari ST programs on the PC's hard disk. Share text files, pictures, spreadsheets, and databases between ST and PC software.
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