Acornsoft [SEP] product
"BBC" 198?)
- E17 The Examiner ("BBC" 198?)
- E18 Spooky Manor ("BBC" 198?)
- E19
- E20
- E21
- E22 Talkback ("BBC" 1984, "Electron" 1984)
- E23 Workshop ("BBC" 1984, "Electron" 1984)
- E24 ABC ("BBC" 1984)
Acornsoft also published and distributed a range of educational software developed by ASK (Applied Systems Knowledge) that were
interface only supported 300 baud.
The manual for the Atom was called Atomic Theory and Practice and was written by David Johnson-Davies, subsequently Managing Director of Acornsoft. (The manual used the jargon 'pling' for exclamation mark, a term which may have originated at Acorn, and of which this may have been the first published usage.)
The Acorn LAN, Econet, was first configured on the Atom.
The case was designed by industrial designer Allen Boothroyd of Cambridge Product Design Ltd.
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