PC Direct Reviews

This one's not bad for a business orientated computer magazine. For your £2.99 you get a cover CD with at least one free program on it & a 280-page magazine which is mainly advertising. As I said, this one's main target is the business user, but homeusers can find some fairly useful features in it at times. In a typical ...

Pc Direct is an old established magazine. It is a very worthwhile read, and strikes a good balance between adverts and editorial. It has a good price, and the CDs are of acceptable quality. What, then, is wrong with it? The fact is it simply does not match its competitors. It is average-good in almost all areas, but is beaten in almost every ...

PC direct is a very good magazine for those people who are very interested in the latest technologies in computing and those who have a sound knowledge of computers. PC direct is a very popular magazine and I fell that it is made extra popular because of the free software the magazine offers each to time you buy the magazine. The ...

PC Direct is like the other magazine I've written an opinion about, PC Advisor. They both offer pretty much the same things; loads of adverts (and I do mean LOADS), a cover disc (seemingly getting less interesting and useful with each new issue) and the odd interesting article. I currently subscribe to PC Direct, but won't be ...

I recently bought PC direct for the first time and I've been impressed, in the first place, by the numbers of pages it was containing. In fact, i bought to test it, and make up my mind about a PC magazine I should always buy in the future. Well... I must say that I am very disappointed. First because the ...

I subscribed to the magazine knowing virtually nothing about it. The offer that came through the post was just to good to turn down. I now have eight issues (May-Dec) and they are my computer dictionary, reference guide and general computer facts store. Anything you are confused about anything you will find the answers in there ...

Thanks to pc direct I have a better understanding of computers and the internet. Before reading such magazines my knowledge was something like this........... Meg was the name of a friend A Gig was a job for the night There are different meanings Something like mega bytes Application was for employment A ...

I was very impressed with the way PC Direct write their magazine, it is very informative, packed with reviews of systems, hardware and software and also has a lot to inform the beginer and the expert user. Their revoews are comprehensive and are nearly always of many different buying scenarios and budgets. They are written fairly and ...

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 ...