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PC Advisor:
... INTRODUCTION* I “celebrated” my 40th birthday recently. I was very lucky and happened to receive a brand new, shiny PC as a present from my brother and my parents. Despite having a job as a systems/business analyst (managing a marketing database), I am remarkably uneducated about the inner workings of the humble personal computer. As I now have one that is adoringly and lovingly used on a daily basis, I felt deci... Read the full review: ADVISOR OR REVISER? by Fantasybeliever |
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WebActive - Magazine ... a recent change from my regular Internet Magazine reading (Web User), I purchased Web Active, a spin-off from the highly acclaimed computer publication, Computer Active. The increase in price form 99p to £1.20, a rather steep 21% rise, made me rather dissatisfied resulting in my decision to purchase the competition, the magazine positioned beside Web User, Web Active. The price of £1.20 also applies to Web Active but issues are released monthly, not fortnightly and so in my opinion that saved me £1.20 for that particular month. The selling techniques of both publications are rather clever. Both use the same frontpage layout in advertising features on a banner posit... Read the full review: Read Active by ScottyBoy. |
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PC Zone ... (and men) are all excitedly rushing to the letter box, peering down the stairs, peeking into the hallway, hoping the postman has visited. I'm thinking that this isnt for the phone bill (unless they've been phoning sexy ladies in Guatamalea), nope today is the drop date for the latest edition of PC Zone. Ladies, you may actually see your men reading something other than the Sun or Daily Sport! As you may have guessed PC Zone is a PC magazine but it concentrates mainly on the gaming side rather then loads of geeky technical nonsense! OF course it is primarily designed for male reading abilities, so its in easy to access sections! First of all we have the ... Read the full review: EMMA IS FIRMLY IN THE ZONE!! by Emma1973 |
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.net ... recently transcended into the world of techies?, I felt I needed to get a magazine to make sure I am keeping up with the latest internet related issues, but when I looked at the magazines I was like 'well which one?!' After half an hour or so I decided on .Net (I think I was persuaded by the free CD containing programs worth over £300) and I have been buying it ever since. Every month I'm off to WHSmith to get my .Net mag (which seems to be the only place to stock it unfortunately). There are few magazines that I read from cover to cover but this one I do, I even read the welcome note inside the front cover. I accidentally missed a copy once but it... Read the full review: Gotta get a subscription! by sharonk |
