This issue of Optron covers technical aspects of working with the Miko-Best 256kB computer and provides practical guidance on adapting software using Z80 assembly language. Hardware materials feature a reliability rating for 5.25 and 3.5-inch floppy disks from various manufacturers alongside an in-depth look at multi-functional caller ID telephone devices. The review of the electronic ZX spectrum press highlights recent issues of popular community publications from the late 1990s. The issue is rounded out by programming tutorials and classified advertisements for hardware and specialized software.
Issue contents:
- ZX-waggons - Overview of electronic media: Pilot 1929, CNet Week 17, Born Dead 1-4, Maximum 47, Nicron 104.
- Iron - Many functions in one body (about AON'ah).
- Iron - Overview of quality floppies.
- Coding - The test of memory available. Manage memory banks. Adapting programs for Miko.
- Likbez - Assembler: A look from afar (continued).
- Advertising - Advertisements and announcements ...
- four kilobytes - On the thematic issues Optron: Iron and coding.
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