Source: Info – Issue Number 31 – July 1990
Info’s claim to fame was being the first magazine produced entirely with home computers. Very early on this was done on the Commodore 64 but quickly moved to the Amiga after it was introduced. Info covered both the Commodore 64 and Amiga computers. The July 1990 issue includes:
Features
- An Interview with R.J. Mical – Mindy Skelton conducts an interview with outspoken Amiga pioneer R.J. Mical, who shares some insights into the early days of the Amiga, his experiences developing Atari’s Lynx, and his view of the Amiga’s future.
- The Amiga 3000 – INFO takes a first look at Commodore’s latest technological masterpiece, the Amiga 3000. We also take a peek at version 2.0 of the Amiga’s operating system, and the new AmigaVision authoring system.
- The Ray-Traced Self-Portrait – Renowned Amiga artist Louis Markoya takes us step-by-step through the process of digitizing, manipulating, and ray-tracing a dramatic self-portrait.
Reviews
- Serial Solution
- AmigaDOS Reference Guide
- Amiga COMAL V2.0
- TV*Text Professional
- CanDo
- CrossDOS
- FractalPro
- ScanLab 100
Departments
- INFOtorial
- Reader Mail
- New Products
- News & Views
- Public Domain
- BRYCE
- Adventure Road
- Games for Amiga
- Games for C64
- INFO Mania & Game Tips
- Show Reports
- Tech Corner
- INFO Update
