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List Price: $77.87
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Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 3 months
Manufacturer: Bedford Communications Inc.
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Binding: Magazine
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10
Format: Magazine Subscription
Issues Per Year: 13
Label: Bedford Communications Inc.
Magazine Type: Consumer magazine
Manufacturer: Bedford Communications Inc.
Number Of Issues: 13
Publisher: Bedford Communications Inc.
Release Date: 2001-11-23
Studio: Bedford Communications Inc.
Subscription Length: 365
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Laptop Magazine is the leading sourcebook for the technology of portable computing and communications. Wired or wireless, Laptop provides the insight into what to buy and how to use it. Notebook computers, cell phones, PDAs, portable printers, MP3 players, and portable projectors, are just some of the hardware reviewed in every issue. Whether for an occasional business trip or for those whose life is spent traveling, Laptop is an invaluable tool to help you work and communicate efficiently and effectively while on the road.
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Summary: Still waiting
Comment: I ordered this magazine through Amazon 6 months ago; called subscription service 3 months ago. No magazine. But my $13 is history.
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Summary: Keep going back
Comment: I picked up a copy of this magazine in an office supply store on a whim. They were running a contest online at the time and I entered, which meant signing up for their e-newsletter. I figured it would just be more spam in my mailbox, but I've found myself using their newsletter and their website over and over again when looking for product reviews, comparisons, stuff like that. It helped me recently to make a hard decision about what cell phone to buy next (I've been a Treo user forever but found I finally had to switch to something else). Since I've also gotten in the habit of picking up a copy of the magazine whenever they have a cover about something interesting to me, I've finally decided to go ahead and subscribe. I think it will definitely be worth it, especially at Amazon's current price.
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Summary: One of the best magazines
Comment: I've been reading Laptop for about 2 years now, and continue to be impressed with the amount of coverage and news provided. They review upcoming models, cell phones, wireless gear, MP3 and DVD players, mobile devices, routers and various carrying cases. I highly recommend this magazine if you take an active interest in similar subjects.
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Summary: Very Good Mix of Authoritative Mobile Reviews & Lifestyle Articles
Comment: Laptop Magazine is a great publication to help you keep up with all the cool mobile gadgets around today, not just laptops, but popular cell phones, mp3 players, GPS devices, you name it, they cover it. And the magazine, though heavy on reviews, balances them out with lighter trends stories and 'lifestyle articles', that makes the magazine more than a product comparison catalog; it's enjoyable to read--perfect airplane reading. If you're looking for just the reviews, check out their site, [...] , but for an enjoyable tech publication that's fun to read this is one of the best balanced tech mags still in print.
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Summary: A really good magazine.....
Comment: I'm quite a comparison shopper, and appreciate the expertise brought to the world of mobile electronics by the editors and staff of Laptop Magazine. I feel I can't personally keep up with all the changes in the cyber-world, and am delighted that these folks do it for me. I think I am savvy enough to detect bias when it exists, and do not find it in this magazine, so I'll have to disagree with those reviewers who do. I'd be happy if Laptop could somehow review every mobile-computing product out there!
There are many, many shopping tips, and ways of assessing products are presented in Laptop's reviews. I recently researched current laptop/notebook machines, as it was time for an upgrade (had an excellent 13-year-old Toshiba Portege running Windows 3.1). Knowing this time was coming, I'd been keeping Laptop coming in for the past three years and stacking them in a corner. When research time arrived, I hauled them out and attacked the necessary learning curve. Laptop Mag probably saved me many dollars and much frustration as reviews guided my purchase ('nother Toshiba, this time 6-month-old version of Qosmio whose price had dropped; fantastic buy, I think). Now researching peripherals. Thanks Laptop.
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