PC Plus Reviews

PCPlus has updated itself in the December 2005 edition due to increased competition in it's market sector. The magazine seems to be aimed at IT professionals and people who have more intermediate computer knowledge i.e. those that know the difference between an operating system and an office suite. Accompanying CD/DVD- Each issue ...

PCPlus is a computer magazine that covers news, reviews, and new developments and also has a helpdesk section. ***FRONT OF THE MAGAZINE*** PCPlus usually has 3 ?SuperDiscs? on the front. There is normally 5 ? 10 full programs on the discs, and also freeware programs. There is also trial software, open source software and also on the ...

I recently purchased PC Plus magazine for the first time to help me decide about buying a new home PC. I don’t normally buy computer magazines, but an article about 10 awesome machines for only £699 court my eye when I was purchasing petrol one day. So £4.99 later I was the proud owner of the August 2001 addition! The review I was ...

As an IT professional I am constantly in need of up to date information and good quality opinions. I usually get this information from magazines (for unrequested stuff) and from scouring the net for on demand information (i.e. when I need it!). To this end I subscribe to a number of publications, funnily enough most of them are from the ...

Hospitals are boring places if you are a patient especially once the pain has been taken care of and you are fit enough to get out of bed but ‘they’ won’t let you go home. It is such a scenario that forced me to occupy my time as best I could by buying PC Plus from the hospital shop in the hope that I could learn something rather ...

I have been reading PCP ever since I got my first PC in 1992. Back then it was very much a techies mag, delving into subjects almost unheard of today, such as assembly language programming. Looking back at the help pages now is quite amusing, one reader wrote in asking why his screen kept flickering on his laptop "oh, just write a simple ...

PC Plus is a great computing magazine, for many different levels and types of user, it is packed full of reviews, help and information. The magazine has many different sections for many different people: a help area for questions and anwsers on very good questions submited by readers: a review area, reviewing many different new computer ...

PC Plus is a long running magazine, starting way back in the 80's (This is proved by the fact that the Retro section is going back over 15 years!). It has, in my opinion, the best mix of News, Reviews, Features, and Disc content in the PC Magazine world. Read on for more? The magazine is aimed at professional PC users, not like ...

I have read PCPlus on and off for over 3 years, and have been a subscriber for the last two. As a serious computer user who likes to keep up to date with current news, the magazine suits me well - it is written in a professional manner, and contains features for the more advanced user. By far the strongest areas for the magazine are its ...

The bait was the Star Trek encyclopedia CD on the front but like a number of the disks on the cover of a magazine, it didn't work properly. That aside, "PC Plus" was a lot better than most magazines I've looked at. It is well laid out, not too technical so the magazine is easy to digest. It isn't cover to cover ...

Being in the IT industry I subscribe to three magazines to keep me up to date with the latest goings on. These are Internet magazine; Net magazine and PCPlus magazine, the other two of these are also reviewed by myself on their own sections. The reason for buying all three that between them I get the full picture and all the information ...

PC Plus is produced monthly by Future Publishing and covers most areas of the PC industry. Hardware reviews are contained in every issue and usually form part of group tests where similar products are compared against each other and make for very informed reading. The editors require that any system reviewed is available for sale at the price ...

Pc Plus has for some time been one of the best magazines for non beginners. The magazine was large enough, the content fascinating, and the CD's top notch. It was the magazine of choice for computing proffessionals who had no qualms about paying the price premium for it. Recently, however, the magazine has gone downhill badly. It ...

PC plus is a great magazine that deals with all the major issues that a competent P.C user may encounter. I regularly buy this magazine because of its excellent quantity of the magazine and the great layout of there work. ***** Great Magazine ****** There are help pages for all people who may want to get more out of there ...

I have been reading PC Plus for a number of years. What first got my attention was the CD that came with the magazine. Every issue claims to carry over £1,000 worth of really useful software!!! Having been interested in programming, but not having enough money to buy any serious programming tools, I was delighted when I saw PC Plus were ...

This magazine is the best computing magazine ever. Its hands on sections are invaluable and tie in well to the cover disc. Speaking of which, it uses a simple HTML interface, which is far better than any other interface I have seen. The reviews sections provide a simple and impartial look and a great range of products. This magazine has ...

I generally buy PC magazines when there is something on the cover disk that I want. The one exception to this is PCPlus. This magazine I get every month, although I don't subscribe to it yet. Unlike other PC magazines there aren't sexy women on the cover. Don't get me wrong, I'm not against pictures of sexy women, I just ...

PC Plus is a PC magazine that is published by Future publishing. This company produces a wide range of magazines like PC Format, PC Gear and Linux Format. PC Plus is aimed that PC users with quite a wide range of knowledge so it maybe isn't suitable for an absolute beginner. There isn't really a main focus of the magazine, ...

I first subscribed to PC Plus over two years ago, back in the days when it was just about the only serious UK computer magazine on the market. That was the sole reason I bought it - I've been using computers for fifteen years, and consider myself beyond the level of "PC How-To" and all the other new, newbie magazines. PC Plus offered ...

PC Plus is one of the many great magazine titles from Future Publishing. The magazine has some great Tutorials on a range of subjects mostly to do with programming (C, C++, Perl, Delphi, Web Design etc) which are very very useful and helped me pick up a few techniques when I was starting out in web design. There are loads of magazines ...