The Core of BYTE

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The Core of BYTE
I don't read BYTE as an alternative to either the news-rag weeklies or the PC-specific periodicals. What I count on from BYTE is in-depth technical information about where things in the industry are -- or even might be -- heading. Dick Pountain's articles are on e example. The Core section of the June issue is another. If I can keep getting that type of information, I'll keep resubscribing.
Kevin J. Slater
Slater Programming Services
Glenshaw, PA
kslater@pobox.com

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