Pixel-Pad
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Brown Computing & Co · 1983 · Pound sterling 4.95
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50-page A3 pads of screen & UDG design grids
In the magazines 11
Sinclair User #27Jun 1984 · p.30
NEW LEASE OF LIFE FOR GRAPHIC DESIGNERS The original Pixel Pad, now marketed by Peter Blanford & Co, has been released again, with versions for the BBC, Spectrum and Commodore 64, along with a new Graphic Grids pack. The Pixel Pad is the biggest pad available, being 43cm. x 29.5cm. overall. It has a full screen grid, 29cm. x 21.5cm. of 24 lines by 32 columns, each character square being sub-divided into 8 x 8. Both the character squares and the plot positions are marked. At the bottom of the pad are eight 8 x 8 grids marked from 1 to 128 for UDGs. At the side is a summary of all the commands you are likely to need. The Graphic Grids are A5 size and have 16 8 x 8 grids and a 13 x 4 screen grid. The pads are aimed mainly at educational users but a 50-sheet Pixel Pad can be obtained from Peter Bamford & Co, [redacted]. It costs £4.95 plus £1 p&p. Graphic Grids are priced at £2.45. They are also available through the Spectrum chain of shops.
Advert4
- Home Computing Weekly #65Jun 1984 · p.26
- Home Computing Weekly #62May 1984 · p.22
- Home Computing Weekly #63May 1984 · p.26
- Home Computing Weekly #34Oct 1983 · p.26
Two-page ad4
- Home Computing Weekly #60May 1984 · p.10
- Home Computing Weekly #62May 1984 · p.24
- Home Computing Weekly #63May 1984 · p.24
- Home Computing Weekly #34Oct 1983 · p.16
News/Note2
- Sinclair User #27Jun 1984 · p.30
- ZX Computing #13Jun 1984 · p.99
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