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Issue: 105  |  October, 2009

Atomic goes to war in the latest issue, and we're taking no prisoners!

But we are going in depth into some extreme military tech and games. Our cover feature this month is on computing at the cutting edge of battlefield gear - hardened laptops, mil-spec GPS and networks designed to operate in any environment. What is the mil-spec all about, and what does a piece of tech need to resist make that grade - we have all the answers.

Atomic.edu follows that thread, as we look at what you can learn from a career in the army. Want to be a systems specialist on a submarine, or work on battlefield tech in the army? We break down what you need to know.

Even our super-sized gameplay section has enlisted this month, with a mess of real-world military titles falling in for review and preview. We've got the new Operation Flashpoint, WW2 RTS R.U.S.E. and Order of War, and the sci-fi military of Halo 3: ODST. Plus news from the mod scene, movie reviews, and the return of founding editor Ben Mansill with a brand new column.

Oh, and some hot hardware in the shape of Intel's newest Core i7 chip, hot new P55 motherboards, and a whole raft-load more of the best gear for building the best machines.

It's a packed issue that you simply cannot afford to miss.

 
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