Computeractive Magazine / Newspaper
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Computeractive

 

Newest Review: ... A section. Many problems which I have just accepted as unsolvable have been answered in Computeractive. The answers are ... more

 ... always clear and helpful. Some print screens are included to aim the more complicated answers. A great part of Computeractive, which I often refer to, is the Consumeractive section. They try and solver reader disputes with retailers and manufactures. It's always worth a read, as you never know when you might need to know your rights. It is published every fortnight, so it is usually up to date with the latest news stories and articles. There are not many annoying adverts, as so often the case with other magazines. Overa...more

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Premium Review Computeractive: Probably the only easy-to-read Computer Magazine (831 words)
by - written on 03/04/08 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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Computer Active (I'll call it CA) is a monthly PC/computer/technology magazine that can be found in most newsagents and supermarkets. It currently costs £1.59, which I feel is reasonable and seems to be cheaper than many other computer magazines, although it used to cost £1.35 before prices started to shoot up all over the place. The magazine is usually just over 80 pages long and contains varied articles for the reader relating to new development in technology, consumer law, technical advice, product reviews, etc. Although I'm no beginner when it comes to computers, I still find CA to be my preferred computer magazine even though it may be aimed at a ...  Read the complete review

mickm9
Crowned Review Not very sexy but a helluva read none the less !! (2011 words)
by - written on 06/04/01 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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Why do publishers persist in sticking pictures of semi nude women on the front of Internet magazines ? Silly question really I suppose because if we are honest (blokes that is) it does attract us to the mag, if only just to pick it up under the pretence of flicking through it whilst ogling the front page ! Then again though how many people are actually influenced to buy it because of that? I would hope that people aren’t so shallow as to be so easily influenced but you never know. Anyway, what am I going on about ? Well, sometimes you come across a magazine that doesn’t try and sell itself by any other means than how useful it ...  Read the complete review

aled99
Premium Review Computeractive: Great Value PC magazine, keeping you up to date with the lat ... (421 words)
by - written on 22/09/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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I have read lots of different computer magazines, but Computeractive is not only the cheapest, but also my favourite by miles. I've collected Computeractive magazines since about the fifth edition and I haven't got bored of it yet! All the other computer magazines I read are quite technical, which is interesting, but not always as useful as been told in Plain English what a product is like. I value the opinions in Computeractive and use their reviews to decide whether to buy a particular product or not. The 'Computeractive recommends...' section is brilliant, as it lists the best rated Computers, Printers & Scanners, PC Accessories, Software and Gadgets ...  Read the complete review

tomprosser
Premium Review Useful magazine if you want to know anything about computers (190 words)
by - written on 13/05/09 (Very useful, 1 readings)
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I highly rate Computer Active magazine. I have been reading it for years and have always found the magazine very informative and up to date in the latest advances in the word of computers. I particularly like the advice both in the magazines and on their website. I am not a computer expert and this magazine is good at explaining the in-depth world of computers. There is often a helpful explanation of the many abbreviations used in computer talk. I was particulary impressed in a recent issue where the magazine gave away free software samples to programs like Mindmap which i now use all the time for my studies. The magazine provides vital advice for computer security and ...  Read the complete review

Thelurch
Premium Review Computeractive: easy mag for computer users (336 words)
by - written on 19/05/08 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Although I use computers on a daily basis at work, I always wish I could learn more and say I have sufficient knowledge to help others out. So in order to give me some assistance, I purchase the Computer Active magazine on a fortnightly basis, costing me only £1.59. This edition I am reviewing is not the current issue as I haven't got the recent one yet, but is dated 1st-14th May 08 issue 266. With the main heading "All you need FREE" and a sub heading - Get the tools you need to create documents, videos, websites, spreadsheets + more without paying a penny. - sounds great to me! Inside I found the cover story easily on page 14 through to ...  Read the complete review

 

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