This is the cover of the first issue of the magazine, dated July 1977.
I think that the magazine published a dozen issues before going under.
Some of the articles in this issue:
Home Computers: Here Today, Everywhere Tomorrow
The Care and Feeding of Your Home Computer
Altair and the Art of Motorcycle Shop Maintenance
and my favorite...
Digital Foam: The Sexiest Peripheral
Computer Notes (50¢)
This is Volume 3, Issue 4 dated September 1977. Some of the articles:
Need an Inexpensive CRT?
Build Your Own Interface
What's Microcomputer Class Without an Altari 8800b
This copy is dated Jan - Feb 1979, and is Vol. 7, No. 4, Issue 37. By
this time the Apple II and TRS-80s were fairly common, and were featured
in many articles:
A New Algorithm for Chess, Part 1
Apple II: Easy I/O Sensing and Control
Artificial Intelligence
and in the Games and Stuff section:
TRS-80: Miles Per Gallon Program
An Electronic Desk Calendar (for the TRS-80)
Building a Hi-Res Shape Table for the Apple II
Computer Music Journal ($14.00 for 6 per year)
June 1977 saw this Vol. One, Number Three. Electronic sound and music
was one popular use for micros. Articles include:
Some Reflections on the Nature of the Landscape within which
Computer Music Systems are Designed
