Description
Unlock a slice of computing history with this February 1979 issue of Kilobaud Microcomputing magazine.
Packed with articles, ads, and reviews from the dawn of the microcomputer era, it’s a must-have for retro tech lovers, collectors, and anyone curious about how home computing got its start.
Quick Specs
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Format: Staple-bound paperback magazine
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Genre: Vintage Computing & Technology Magazines
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Dimensions: 11″ × 8″ × 0.05″ (28 × 20 × 0.1 cm)
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Page Count: 178 pages
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Language: English
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Issue: Volume XIII, Issue 2 (February 1979)
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Cover Price (Vintage): $2.50
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Condition: Cover: Light shelf wear with faint spine creases; colors remain bright and text crisp. Corners/Edges: Minimal corner bumping; edge wear mostly confined to spine fold. Interior: Pages are clean and intact, with uniform light cream-toning consistent with age; no writing or stains. Binding: Staples tight, holding all pages firmly.
Overall: Very Good vintage condition—an authentic 1979 computing magazine ready for display or reading.
About Kilobaud Microcomputing:
In its heyday, Kilobaud Microcomputing was a leading voice in the burgeoning personal-computer revolution, offering in-depth hardware reviews, BASIC programming tutorials, and insider industry news. The February 1979 issue features articles on TRS-80 expansions, beginner to advanced BASIC tips, and an extensive dealer directory.
Whether you’re a collector, a hobbyist, or simply nostalgic for the birth of home computing, this issue of Kilobaud Microcomputing captures the excitement of 1979’s microcomputer boom.
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