If there was a home computer available in the U.S. (and there were a lot of them) then Compute! covered it at some point. The July 1984 issue of Compute! includes:
Features
Evolutionary to the Core: The Apple IIc Heads for Home
How to Choose A Home Data Program
The Promise of Things to Come: Atari's New Lease on Life
Education and Recreation
Statistics for Nonstaticians
Bunny Hop
Reviews
M'File for the Commodore 64
AtariWriter
Columns and Departments
The Editor's Notes
Readers' Feedback
The World Inside The Computer: Computing Together
The Beginner's Page: Trapping Bugs
Computers and Society: Technostress
Learning with Computers: The Computer Speaks, But Will It Listen?
INSIGHT: Atari
64 Explorer
Machine Language: Decimal Mode, Part 1
The Journal
Atari Artist
Programming 64 Sound, Part 2
Applesoft Lister
Program Conversion With Sinclair BASIC and TI BASIC
