THE "UTTERLY BRILLIANT" GUIDE TO THE BBC MICRO, ELECTRON AND ARCHIMEDES

Magazine: LET'S COMPUTE Publisher: Europress Archive Status: Help Wanted! Let's Compute came at the very end of the Acorn Electron's shelf life, and many would probably say Europress need not have bothered with it. The magazine was strictly child's play, and although its 'club disc' did contain some nice programs, the articles and features found within its pages were unsophisticated. The ethos of the magazine was to teach children how to program by means of 'fun', worked mathematical examples - and computer programs which also did the same job. It had comic strips (which were not funny), drawing competitions and reviews of Archimedes games. Only the vaguest of references were made to the Electron. This no doubt infuriated those who subscribed to it because it was promoted in the last ever issue of the beloved Electron User with a whole host of promises. The eleven issues of Let's Compute are now extremely difficult to find. Presumably those subscribers it had picked up through Electron User deserted it in their droves when their subscriptions expired at number twelve. This page currently showcases only the front covers of each of the Let's Compute magazine. As always, if demand exists for scans of a particular article/issue in its entirety, please use the feedback link on the site and we will endeavour to provide it as soon as possible. Please click on the thumbnail images below. A high resolution image will appear in a new window.

Issue 1 (August 1990)	Issue 2 (September 1990)	Issue 3 (October 1990)
Issue 4 (November 1990)	Issue 5 (December 1990)	Issue 6 (January 1991)
Issue 7 (February 1991)	Issue 8 (March 1991)	Issue 9 (April 1991)
Issue 10 (May 1991)	Issue 11 (June 1991)