Acorn Computing was a UK computing magazine published in the 1980s and early 1990s, dedicated to users of Acorn Computers' range of personal computers, most notably the BBC Micro. The magazine provided in-depth reviews, programming tips, hardware information, and game reviews tailored to the Acorn ecosystem. Aimed at both hobbyist programmers and educators, it became an essential resource for users of the Acorn systems during its run. Acorn Computing helped foster a small yet passionate community of users, with coverage spanning a wide range of computing and gaming topics.