PC Plus

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PC Plus is a British computer magazine. It features the usual reviews, previews, features and opinions, as well several monthly tutorials on Linux, programming, web design, and often a tutorial on 3D modelling or some other artisic pursuit.


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Computer magazines
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General PC magazines
APC, BUG Magazine, Byte, c't, Computeractive, Computer Power User, Computer Shopper, Computer Shopper, Computerworld, Computer Weekly, Computing, Creative Computing, Digit, IC CHIP, F1 Magazine, HUB:Digital Living, MicroMart, Maximum PC, NetGuide, PC Answers, PC Format, PC Magazine, PC Plus, PC Pro, PC User, PC World, Personal Computer World, Slashdot, SmartComputing


Specialized PC magazines
.net, Practical Webdesign, Macworld, Custom PC, Atomic MPC, PC Gamer, Maximum PC, Computer Games, Computer Gaming World, The Way, Computer and Video Games, PC Extreme, Web User, MacAddict, MacUser, PC PowerPlay, Edge, MacFormat, Amiga Format, Computer Gamer, Computing, Computing with the Amstrad CPC, .info, A.N.A.L.O.G., ANTIC, Amstrad Action, Amstrad Computer User, Atari User, STart Magazine, Amtix!, Call-A.P.P.L.E., Classic Gamer, MacCompanion, EWeek, InfoWorld, Enterprise open source journal, Linux Format, Linux Gazette, Linux Journal, LWN.net, First Monday, Free Software Magazine, PC Today, First Glimpse


Computing journals
Computer, Computer Weekly, ACM Computing Reviews, ACM Queue, ACM Transactions on Graphics, American Programmer, Computer Graphics, C/C++ Users Journal, Dr. Dobb's Journal

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