Micro Computer Mart Reviews

The main thing in this magazine is that if you’re a home PC builder like me and want to save money, you should buy this magazine. The micro mark has every little bit of information that you need. On a weekly basis the magazine comes out and at a cost of travel fair you can found out what happening in the I.T world. This ...

Forgive me if this is a rather short review, but this magazine is pretty one-dimensional, so there's not really that much to say on the subject. Microcomputer Mart is one of two(that I know of) widely available magzines whose sole aim is to bring you, the consumer, computer goods at bargain prices. There are basically two ways that it ...

This is a really good magazine. It consists of mainly adverts with a fair few artcles in testing recently released products. The good thing about this from the point of view as a trader is that I can see what other traders are charging. You can almost guarantee that whatever your looking for will be cheaper off a retailer in Micro ...

I used to get MCM every week, to keep uptodate with the latest prices on hardware. If you are looking for the latest news then this comic isn't really all that good. I finally stopped buying it when I found that every fourth or fifth advert in the Software for Sale section was advertising, what were obviously pirated disks. Advert ...

The computer newspaper/magazine of the highly successful and diverse Micro Mart publications. Allowing readers to exchange views, thoughts and help requests on computer issues - from beginner to expert. Also allows the readers to sell their unwanted gear and buy other peoples second hand stuff. News (general and Internet) and features also appear ...

This magazine is still the best source of PC bargains around. Published every Thursday,it has all the latest prices on just about everything PC related. As it is weekly, Micro Mart has all the latest news, so you can keep up with technology developments before deciding to buy. If you are looking for anything from a drive cable ...

I have been buying MCM for several years now, and only a few times have I been disappointed. Several years ago, it was a mass of classifieds, some brief editorial and a few advertisers. Nowadays, it offers advertisers from across the range - large companies selling pre-specced machines down to the the second-user market - bargains all ...

If ever you want to slap a new system together for the lowest possible price, you should be looking for components in Micro Mart. Rather then containing ads and catalogues from the big dealers such as dabs and Simply, it's chock full of smaller companies offering - in many cases - the same components as the bigger chains. At a much lower ...

I started buying Micro Mart last year, not because of wanting to buy computer parts, but for news and reviews. I wasn't too impressed - the only regular reviews are of shareware and games, and the news section is sometimes a bit slow to catch onto a story. It was also a bit pricey just for this : £0.80 (at the time) per week worked ...

Micro Computer Mart is a great little magazine to look for that cheap little system you need to do some work on, or thoses few parts you needed to find in order to get your system up and running. You will find absolutly anything you want for comoputers in there. There are news and reviews aswell to keep you up with some of the latest computer ...

Micro Computer Mart. Yes it looks flimsy and yes the print can come off on your hands but hey, you've got soap haven't you? For £1.10 every week you get a magazine packed with adverts (trade and classfied) helping you find that piece of hardware for a price that often makes Dixons, Currys and PC World sweat. Through the ...