Wireless World Magazine

Wireless World was a British electronics magazine that started in the early 1920s, and as the name suggests focused on wireless (radio) transmission and reception.

In the 1970s digital electronics grew due to the introduction of low-cost ICs. Several electronic magazines started to feature articles on microprocessors, and in 1977 Wireless World ran a series of articles based on the kit computer designed by NASCO Ltd.

I have scanned in the series of articles on Microcomputer Design featuring the NASCOM 1, and saved them as PDF files. For some reason there are two Part 5s!

Microcomputers and Wireless World, editorial from November 1977.
Part 1 - Introduction to Digital Hardware based on a Microprocessor, from November 1977.
Part 2- Practical Hardware and Software, from December 1977.
Part 3 - Practical Realisation of a Microcomputer System, from January 1978.
Part 4 - Practical Realisation of a Microcomputer System, from February 1978.
Part 5 - Introduction to Microcomputer Programming, from March 1978.
Part 5 - Visual Display and Video RAM, from August 1978.
Part 6 - The Z80 Microprocessor explained, from January 1979.

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