Tom Bent

Location: Florida

Articles (22)

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8K ROM Upgrade
By now you should have a pretty good idea of what I’ve been doing; so what’s ol’ Tom been up...
Fred NachbaurSyncWare News1984
A Short History of the CATS User Group
(As the result of a personal request from AUDREY CURNUTT, CapitalFest Chairman, the following description of the history of CATS...
Vernon SmithCATS NewsletterMay 1989
And in This Corner
Tom Woods, the venerable publisher of SyncWare News, will be stepping down from that post іп the near future. An...
SyncWare NewsSeptember/October 1987
Bugs, News, and Miscellanea
Pro/File 2068 owners take note! A few frustrated folks who added the new Machine Code Sort capability from the BREAKTHROUGH...
Thomas B. WoodsComputer UpdatesWinter 1986
Cincinnati Midwest Computerfest a Sinclair Smash
Tiny Sharonville, OH, a suburb clinging to the northern fringe of bustling Cincinnati, was—for the first weekend in May—the site...
CATS NewsletterJune 1986
CompuServe Kits, SCLD’s Highlight November Meeting
The November CATS meeting featured a large and talkative gathering of small computer (a.k.a. Sinclair) enthusiasts. In the warm-up meeting...
CATS NewsletterOctober 1986
Editorial
In case you hadn’t noticed, a few changes have occured with SWN in the last couple of months. The appearance...
SyncWare NewsSept-Oct 1984
Eyeing the QL
This part of the article is written to be non-technical and in fact somewhat historical in nature. I would like...
Tom BentQuantum LevelsJune 1989
From the Editor…
As with Fred, my entry into computers came about three years ago, but my reasons were slightly different. A change...
Tom BentSyncWare News1984
Good News: “THE NEWS” Lives!
Shortly after SWN 1:4 was mailed, letters started coming in from concerned readers, encouraging us to continue publishing. It is...
Fred NachbaurSyncWare News1984
Math Development Program
Unravel the mystery of Simultaneous Linear Equations, understand their practical applications, and see how these mathematical systems can unlock everyday...
Fred Nachbaur
Tom Bent
SyncWare News1984
Math Development Program, Part 2
Putting it to Work Ok, Ok, I can hear it now; it’s just another simultaneous equation program. Anybody can write...
Fred Nachbaur
Tom Bent
SyncWare News1984
Math Development Program, Part 3
Explore the fascinating world of integration, as we delve into the legacy of Gauss and Newton, and the modern techniques...
Fred Nachbaur
Tom Bent
SyncWare News1984
Math Development Program, Part 4
Explore the fascinating world of integration, as we delve into the legacy of Gauss and Newton, and the modern techniques...
Fred Nachbaur
Tom Bent
SyncWare NewsJune 1983 – June 1984
Oh Really? How Hot is It?
This comes as a sequel to last issues not-a-review on this program, It became apparent to me that I was...
Tom BentSyncWare News1984
Olio a la Oliger
SWN being a technically oriented magazine, it is very fitting to review various hardware efforts reported in other magazines, that...
Tom BentSyncWare News1984
Presidential Ramblings
The front page of this issue is being typed on a QL running at 8 Mega Hertz (MHz). The normal...
Tom BentCATS NewsletterJuly 1987
Stalking the Lost RAM
Paul Hunter of 1630 Forest Hills Dr., Okemos, Mi, 48864, with whom I’ve had the pleasure to converse, is a...
Tom BentSyncWare News1984
The SyncWare News Story
Three years ago, I received my first ZX81 computer kit in the mail. Only three short years ago, I considered...
Fred NachbaurSyncWare News1984
Tom Bent’s Improved ROM
In early 1985, Tom Bent released an EPROM with an upgraded version of the ZX81/T/S 1000 ROM. It was released...
Tim SwensonZXzineJanuary 2025
What, We Worry?
For those of you who thought that we were just a couple of non-existent characters beyond your end-of-line marker, we...
SyncWare NewsSeptember/October 1985
Z80 Chip Replacement Update
Many readers reported that last issue’s suggestion to replace the Z80 microprocessor chip inside the computer to solve unexplained crashing...
Pro/File UpdatesOctober 1984

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32K and 32K/64K Non-Volatile Memory RAM Board/Cartridges
Plugs into the TS2068 cartridge slot. On board battery keeps it alive even when you turn the computer off. Switch...
Thomas B. Woods

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