PC Magazine Details its History of Apple Coverage

3:00 PM EST, Mar. 30th, 2006 · by Brad Cook · News

PC Magazine has posted an in-depth look at its history of Apple coverage, which dates back to 1983, the year after the publication started. Its first story was titled "Surviving an Apple to PC Switchover," which explained how to move VisiCalc and WordStar files from the upstart computer to the incumbent one. Thanks to MacNN for the link.

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