PC Pro Reviews

Reading PC Pro is something I only partake in once every three or so issues. I am an Apple Mac user, but like to keep up to date on the latest PC news, plus some of the content is relevant because they have hardware and peripheral reviews that work on the Mac too. The latest for October 2008 was a great surprise for me. They published a ...

PCPRO as of 2005 is the largest selling PC Magazine in the country with over 100000 readers. PCPRO comes in two versions,a CD edition at £3.99 and a DVD edition at £4.99 Features: Columns---- PCPRO contains columns written by professionals in the IT industry who comment and ponder on some of the latest news in ...

Good magazine, worth getting the DVD edition - Advantages: good pc content, excellent cover dvd - Disadvantages: narrower focus than other magazines, pushy subscriptions department

PC Pro is a magazine predominantly aimed at the hardware end of the market, predominantly at people who are looking to buy full PCs or maybe parts to build their own. It is intended for people who intend to use their computers professionally and maybe even work in the industry. It is for this reason it is not especially suited to those who use ...

About four years ago, I started getting heavily into computers and the associated software and hardware. At the time there were only a handful of magazines around, and most were biased towards the big players in the industry. Most magazines praised the likes of Intel, Microsoft, 3dfx, etc. This made making decisions very much a buy and ...

Go into Tesco virtually anytime of any day and loiter a little around the newspaper and magazine section - you'll have to stand a fair way back, however, in order to leave the necessary personal space between you and the horde of big, fat, hairy guys who gather round that little bottleneck scanning them big fat colourful objects of desire - ...

The original opinion held before reading this magazine was that it was one of those magazines with masses of advertisements. This opinion was very true, but it does not reveal any thing about the content. Moreover the content of the magazine can be said to be of a very high standard. This magazine is definitely aimed at the PC user who ...

The people in this magazine really know what they are talking about. If your in to games games games then this is not the Magazine for you, but if you like to read about all the latest hardware/software coming out and see reviews done on all these new products this is the mag for you!!! They also have a great section called " Real World ...

Pc Pro is a well established, well written magazine for knowledgeable computer users. It has always been a good read, but has recently improved dramatically. It is now my most regular magazine buy, with the sad downfall of Pc Plus. The cds aren't bad, although they aren't the highlight of the magazine (what do you expect for the ...

As many people have mentioned here already, PC Pro is aimed at what its title suggests - IT professionals who spend all or part of their working day implementing or supporting PC technology. It's split into several sections, with a reviews area, new technology, and a 'real world computing' area. The reviews section is very ...

PC Pro is a computer magazine and as the title suggests is aimed at the experienced or professional PC user. The format is similar to other computer mags with a cover CD / DVD, News section, news analysis, hardware and software reviews, advice from professionals on varying subjects and a leisure section. All of which is fairly standard and ...

I can totally concur with the other reviewers PC Pro really is a magazine which reflects its name. I have been reading the magazine on a regular basis for a few years now, and have recently taken out a subscription, which gets me three 3 issues, and the magazine delivered direct to my door. In side the magazine I am always able to find ...

The name of the magazine really says it all - "PC Pro". Pc`s for professionals. Almost anything you could possibly use a PC for professionally is covered. Legal aspects (data protection, the RIP Bill and so on), examples of real world PC useage, excellent reviews. There are excellent tips on how to create professional websites and ...

Over the past few months PC Pro have been giving away some really great DVD's. They build up to make a good educational collection for all the family. This goes well with a great magazine, though I do not subscribe. It has some great ediotorials and help files. These do tend to be on the thin side however. With quite a lot of one page ads it ...

PC Pro is a cheap but excellent magazine with a free compact disc or DVD for only £2.99. The content on the CD rom includes excellent full programs such as LapLink 7.5 last month and Walking with Dinasours on the DVD. The CD also includes freeware and shareware tools along with the latest playable game demos. When you have stopped looking at the ...

Wow, I have been in the world of computers since 1992 and have been buying computing magazines for as long. I used to be a big fan of Future Publishing magzines but after buying PC Pro I doubt I will return to the Future fold, home of the brief and inaccurate reviews. PC Pro, computing in the real world. The tag line doesn't lie. ...

The clue is in the name really. This mag is aimed at people who spend their working days up to their armpits in PCBs, blue screens and drivers. Having said that I find it one of the most entertainingly written of the heavyweight PC mags. Its Horizons sections gives a great view in to the future of the industry, with a mixture of very technical ...

I started getting this magazine as a "special offer" but have now stopped. Its main plus point is that its reviews are very good and I used it a lot when I was buying a new computer. The cover CD is also usually good value. However thats about it. It seems to have more than its fair share of adverts and some of the comment and article ...