Maximum PC Magazine - February, 1999. Computer & Internet History. 30 Juice-Your-PC Techniques; Katmai 3D CPU Fails; Half-Life (Shooter Game); SGI / Tom Furlong; Removable Storage; Mobile Processors

Brad Dosland (Editor in Chief)

Editorial: Imagine Media, Inc., Brisbane, CA, 1999

Idioma: Ingl�s

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As New, quite literally. See scans and description. Shipped in a box; no bag for this one. Brisbane, CA: Imagine Media, Inc., 1999. The February, 1999 issue (Volume 4, Number 2) of Maximum PC magazine, the internet & computer exploring genre publication. Quarto, illustrated perfect-bound wraps, 104 pp. New, and that does mean new, even though this example is from 1999. Flawless, even including the laid-in cardstock subscription offers. Literally better than the typical one you'd pull off a shelf today. See scans. Started in 1996 as 'Boot', Maximum PC took its current name in September of 1998 - making this the sixth issue ever under that name. And, obviously (see scan), at that time they had a better idea of how to design a cover. One of only a few genre publications to survive as hardcopy (many went online only, usually a death-sentence) to this day (as of this listing date, anyway), Maximum PC provides product reviews, on-topic new assessments, prognostications/previews, useful tips, etc. Some of what's in this issue: 30 Juice-Your-PC Techniques; Katmai 3D CPU Fails; Half-Life (Shooter Game); SGI / Tom Furlong; Removable Storage; Mobile Processors. See scans of both contents pages for more. A collectible genre piece of computer, internet, and publishing history, in primo condition. For your hardcopy Cyber-Library. Very scarce in any condition. See scans. Shipped in a sturdy, new, protective box; no bags here. LPR18.

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Maximum PC Magazine - February, 1999. Computer & Internet History. 30 Juice-Your-PC Techniques; Katmai 3D CPU Fails; Half-Life (Shooter Game); SGI / Tom Furlong; Removable Storage; Mobile Processors

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Imagine Media, Inc., Brisbane, CA

Fecha de publicaci�n

1999

Idioma

Ingl�s

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Soft cover

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1st Edition

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As New

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