Computer Shopper February 2011 Issue
Up Close & Personal
Spam emails, phone calls and junk mail abound these days. Julian Prokaza reveals how to keep your personal details-and the companies that hold them-in check Page: 112 | 2 Likes | 0When Computers Go Wrong Computer error is the ultimate excuse for anything that goes wrong. Mike Bedford seeks out the stories behind the most catastrophic glitches Page: 116 | -2 Likes | 0
PC & Laptops
Can a dual-core processor make Samsung's NF210 netbook the best yet? Page: 14
Handhelds
Tablets from Samsung and ViewSonic, plus TomTom's flagship satnav Page: 24
Printers & Scanners
We test new laser printers from Oki and Brother Page: 30
Displays
Find out if Asus's 3D monitor is worth the price premium Page: 32
Photography
Can Panasonic's ultra-zoom surpass the outgoing model? Page: 36
Video
Store and stream with Western Digital's ultimate media player Page: 38
Audio
We try new MP3 players from Philips and Sandisk Page: 40
Storage
LaCie's stunning-value USB3 portable disk, and Western Digital's massive 3TB drive Page: 42
Networks
We put the latest powerline networking kit to the test Page: 44
Anti-Virus Suites
Find out which security suite offers the best protection from Internet nastiest. We test 14 packages with live viruses to find out which is the most effective at detecting and killing them Page: 68
Budget PCs
This month, we review 10 PCs that offer incredible value for £550. You'll be surprised by just how fast and feature-packed they are. If you don't need a monitor, prices start at just £426. Page: 78
LCD Monitor
There's never been a better time to upgrade or add a second monitor to your PC, with prices starting from just £100 for a 22in Full HD monitor. We've feasted our eyes on 15 displays from 22in to 27in Page: 90
Inkjet Printers
Printing photos at home is convenient and fast. We put 10 of the latest models-most of them multifunction peripherals-through their paces and tell you which is best for you Page: 102
Taking Pictures
A picture is worth a thousand words, so they say. Simon Handby reveals how modern designers use graphics and animations to convey complex ideas simply Page: 120
Making your Website Local
Does your website appear in Google local search correctly? David Ludlow explains how to use Google's tools to maximise your ranking Page: 134
Improve Photos in Photoshop Elements
Tim Smalley shares his top 10 tips for using Photoshop Elements. With these in your hands, you'll be a master photo editor in no time Page: 136
Installing Ubuntu Netbook Edition
Is your netbook a little sluggish? David Ludlow takes you step-by-step through the process of installing the latest Netbook Edition of Ubuntu Page: 138
Windows Home Server
Windows Home Server is a great operating system for a NAS, but David Ludlow has some tips on getting much more out of it. Find out how to add extra storage and back up your computers Page: 140Write Your Comment
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