I currently subscribe to PC Gamer, and it does a fairly good job of keeping me up with games. However, I'm looking for some good computer hardware magazine that can tell me about the latest tech, trends, and the future. I was at a friends house and I read his issue of Computer Power User, or CPU magazine. It seems to do a great job of writing everything I'd like to read. Before I subscribe, I'd like to get some of your opinions. Do you subscribe to any PC hardware magazines? If you do, what are your experiences with each one?

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I was also considering Linux Journal.

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Meh, I just read /. Anything thats worth knowing finds its way there eventually.

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Read what? Man pages?

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I would assume he means Slashdot ( http://www.slashdot.org/ )

/ - slash
. - Dot

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Go to the book store or a news stand and take a look at the PC magazines. Find one that you like then subscribe.

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Sites like Slashdot are generally a few months ahead of magazines, considering how long it takes to write, print, distribute etc. Magazines are usually 2-3 months behind the times.

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Get Maximum PC (sister mag to PC Gamer) and PC Magazine. MaxPC will keep you up on the home/geek end of the spectrum and PCMag will fill in the home/business end.

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Wired Mag is always a good mag, remember it had an interview with Linus not too long ago. Got some pretty nifty stuff in it too. Heheh

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