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| − | '''Micropendium''', called '''"Home Computer Compendium"''' for the first three issues, is a TI-99/4A related magazine first released in February 1984. It was perhaps the longest-running magazine covering the TI-99/4A, running through June 1999. It was printed on | + | '''Micropendium''', called '''"Home Computer Compendium"''' for the first three issues, is a TI-99/4A related magazine first released in February 1984. It was perhaps the longest-running magazine covering the TI-99/4A, running through June 1999. It was printed on newspaper-style paper and for the most part, was printed in black and white or two-color format. |
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Micropendium, called "Home Computer Compendium" for the first three issues, is a TI-99/4A related magazine first released in February 1984. It was perhaps the longest-running magazine covering the TI-99/4A, running through June 1999. It was printed on newspaper-style paper and for the most part, was printed in black and white or two-color format.
 October 1984 Micropendium Magazine Cover | |
| Editor | Laura Burns |
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| Categories | Home Computers, TI-99/4A |
| Frequency | 12 issues/year |
| Publisher | John Koloen |
| Year founded | February 1984 |
| Country | USA |
| Based in | Round Rock, Texas |
| Language | English |
