Pros: Great columnists coupled with top notch reviews Cons: Lots of ads...like every computing magazine out there
Are you considered the "Alpha Geek" in your office...or among your circle of friends? Can you talk about benchmark scores like a stockbroker can talk about P-E ratios? Well...then this magazine is probably NOT for you.
Pros: Monthly Rating Lists Cons: There are more pages of Advertising than Articles
PC Computing is a good magazine to reach for when you need some quick advice on what to buy. Whether it be a new laser printer, a digital camera, or an internet service provider, PC Computing will guide the way to making a better decision.
Pros: Good Info for Business Market Cons: Ignores Home Computer User
In December, 1999, PC Computing magazine took a great format and destroyed it for all, except business users. PC Computing used to be one of my favorite monthly mags, but the progression to a practical application mag for business users has alienated...
Pros: Comprehensive product comparisons, informative editorials and articles, helpful "how-to's" Cons: A bit more advertising than I think necessary, but if that keeps the subscription rate low, heck..I'll live
With a new computer magazine popping up on the newsstand practically every 30 seconds, it's nice to have one that takes the "no bones about it" approach to telling you what you really want to know.
Pros: Great new format, up to date information Cons: Lots, and lots, and lots of ads.
I wouldn't say that I'm one of those guys that are entertained easily. Or maybe I am if I should find a computer magazine entertaining...but it takes a lot for me to not like something. And I don't like this magazine.
Pros: Lots of nuggets for running a business Cons: Still finding it's legs after a re-design
This mag will soon change their name to SMART BUSINESS. Note that most of the 1 star reviewers are unhappy about the change. That's understandable, especially if they have lost a resource. But competition forces change, and PC computing is leaving the...
Pros: Some good reviews & recommendations Cons: Not worth paying for...
I recently cancelled my subscription to PC Computing when it became painfully obvious that the magazine lacked the depth and breadth I expect in a computer-industry magazine. Overwhelmingly geared toward the novice-to-intermediate Microsoft Wintel PC...
In the realm of my hardcopy reading PC COMPUTING stands up with the best of them. Great articles for the home/hobbyist, a forward thinking editorial board and a good look at what is hot in the industry. The traveling business user should really enjoy...
Pros: Good if you own a small business Cons: Not good if you don't own a small business
I used to subscribe to PC Computing. I used to like the magazine. It used to cover all sorts of topics of interest to the general computer user. The operative words in both those statements was USED TO.
Pros: Cheap, Great information Resource Cons: 2 many Ads
PC Computing is not just a magazine it is a reference of great information. Whether it be a professional or a beginner. This magazine provides info of everything you need to know about computers. PC Computing is a great informational mag. to lead you in...
Pros: Still has good features and columns. Cons: No need to pay for reviews - you can get them on the net.
PC Computing as long been a standard in the print media world of computers. It contains many reviews of the newest hardware and software, as well as previews of upcoming similar gadgets, a variety of columns, and some well written feature articles. ...
Pros: Still occasional flashes of wit Cons: No discernible interest for home users
Once upon a time, there was a magazine called PC/Computing, with a slash embedded in its name. It was a fiery, feisty, take-no-prisoners kind of magazine, apt to say almost anything and hang the consequences. Perceiving, quite correctly, that...
Pros: PcComputing contains very good articles and great help with different software programs Cons: To much advertising for the price. It seems 90% of the magazine is ads, but that is the case with most computer magazines.
I have gotten lot a help from reading Pc Computing. It is especially helpful with articles about Windows and internet programs like Internet explorer, Netscape. One I especially liked was on the different email programs and how to get the...
Pros: Reviews every type of product a computer user needs Cons: New direction is targeted at different type of reader
After checking out all the computer magazines on the newsstand, PC Computing was one of only two that I thought well enough of to subscribe to. Therefore, I am somewhat concerned about what other changes they have in store after already having changed...
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