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Thread ID: 101919	2009-07-31 14:50:00	August PC world	apsattv (7406)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
796954	2009-08-01 10:27:00	Leave the reviews of Blu-ray players and HDTV TV sets to TONE magazine.	apsattv (7406)
796955	2009-08-01 10:45:00	I too am cancelling my subscription. It just seems to be more ads, more non-computer articles and overall lower quality than it used to be. Disappointing really.	southern_jas (4017)
796956	2009-08-01 10:48:00	Totally agree, also too many adverts,and not enough simple technical advice that us oldies need to understand this technology.	escort1557 (13641)
796957	2009-08-01 11:07:00	I'm the same. I stopped my subscription a few years ago as I could see then where it was going. I leave it until I see it in the shop, have a scan & sometimes buy it. I get PC user, APC or PC Authority most months after a scan in the shop. Sometimes all 3. I find that all the mags have virtually the same stuff in them. I find the Aussie the ones the most useful tho	Phil B (648)
796958	2009-08-02 01:16:00	Do the editors read our comments?? can we get a responce from the editor too please	kountryken (14110)
796959	2009-08-02 05:56:00	Theirs Nothing Wrong With PC World Magazines, I Like That They Include Other Things (Apart From The Ads)	13yroldcomputerguru (15136)
796960	2009-08-02 07:22:00	PC Authority is awesome IMHO; have posted on here before saying that it seems to me that PCW caters more to the casual 'don't know much about computers, but would like to know a little about tech', whereas most non-IT people would be bored shirtless by PCA.	nofam (9009)
796961	2009-08-02 07:24:00	PC Authority is awesome IMHO; have posted on here before saying that it seems to me that PCW caters more to the casual 'don't know much about computers, but would like to know a little about tech', whereas most non-IT people would be bored shirtless by PCA. I read it for the reviews:p Yea, I've seen the Aussie PC mags. They're much more thorough and geeky.:D	Blam (54)
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