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Date: 25/08/00 (16 review reads)
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Advantages: Built on solid history

Disadvantages: Ads, not up there witht the best

I do know that computer mags tend to be subsidised by their marketing and advertising, but when over half the thickness is ads well I tend to think it has gone a little far. My poor postman was getting terrible backache once a month due to my subscription. They have started to get better over the past three or four months, but their editorials have also started to get quuite a bit thinner, is this the slippery slope to non-publication? With such a vast competition field is there really room for everyone. I do like the magazine (it was my first PC subscription)but I do not feel they have kept up well with all the others. Quite often I have been left floudering due to the language they have used, and I have been around computers for the past seven years. Maybe they will buck up and do well, then again maybe not.

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Last comment:

danfreedman - 26/09/00

I have to agree, in the early days, PC and accessories
could be had much cheaper if bought mail order. PC Direct
and Computer Shopper were the best Tomes to read to
research that essential purchase. As the internet and large High
Street stores like PC World become more established, this
is one market that is likely to shrink.

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