Smart Computing^®
Smart Computing is a monthly magazine devoted to helping users improve their productivity with personal computers. The magazine, founded in 1990 as PC Novice, emphasizes tutorial articles and plain-English writing that defines technical terminology.

Smart Computing is more than just another periodical for its readers; the magazine becomes a valuable part of many readers’ computing reference libraries. Popular regular features include a Q&A section, which answers readers’ questions; PC Operating Instructions, which focuses on the fundamental skills of using various operating systems; and Quick Studies, which contains how-to articles explaining a single feature of major applications such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, WordPerfect, and Quicken. Other sections cover the Internet, computing basics, upgrading components, troubleshooting, and more.

Each monthly issue also includes hardware and software reviews packed with common-sense buying advice based on the needs of real buyers, rather than just technical test results. These straight-talking reviews provide insight on the latest and best hardware and software.

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   PC Today^®
PC Today provides jargon-free mobile tech and business travel info you can actually use at work, at home, and on the road. PC Today keeps you connected with extensive coverage of mobile and wireless technologies, the best of the Web, notebooks, mobile phones, PDAs, Windows, and office and home software.

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   First Glimpse^®
Learn how to incorporate today's high-tech consumer electronics into your everyday life. Each issue of First Glimpse is loaded with specific help in buying and using cell phones, digital cameras, MP3 players, digital TVs, and more from brands you know and trust.

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   Reference Series
Reference Series issues are the ultimate all-in-one resources for computing facts and information. Each issue is designed for you to take home, put next to your PC, and refer to for years to come. You’ll find full-color illustrations and in-depth articles, along with historical facts and figures, all designed to help you make sense of computers and the Internet.

   Computer Power User^®
Computer Power User is a monthly print publication aimed at people who breathe, eat, and sleep technology. The kind of person who gets his kicks upgrading graphics cards and smashing benchmarks. The type of person who reinstalls Windows at 2 a.m. because his system keeps crashing while he's encoding video. Or the person who repartitions his drive to create a dual-boot system and install Linux so he can learn more about how the OS works.

It's for people who enjoy wireless gadgets and fast Internet connections, and who feel at home whether they're playing an MMO or the latest FPS. People who like honest reviews, useful tips, and in-depth looks at upcoming technology. People who would rather check out the next exhibit at CES in person than read about it in a press release.

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   Processor ^®
Processor is a leading trade publication that provides products, news, and information data centers can trust. Processor's format provides a comprehensive display of corporate equipment, including personal computers, midrange, mainframe, and communications. You’ll also find product announcements, marketplace information, and other articles designed to keep IT workers up-to-date with the latest news that matters most.

Published weekly, Processor is distributed to data center managers and other computer buying decision makers throughout North America. In addition to its print publication, Processor offers a comprehensive Web site, Processor.com, which gives buyers immediate access to thousands of computer products and vendors.

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